In your BIOS settings do you have an option to enable SGX?
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Is the presence of a capital O rather than a zero in "df5bOe" a typo you made in creating this post? If not, you might want to check how your root partition is being specified, since UUIDs can't contain capital O, and therefore your system may be looking for a root partition that doesn't exist.
It’s a zero.
It seems your initramfs can't find your root disk with the given UUID. What happens when you ls /dev/disk/by-uuid?
these for listings come up