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Any chance you have that disk uuid in parameters of your bootloader?
~~[You are right. In systemd-boot entrie it is used for root uuid. I should replace it with my root uuid right?]~~
Edited entrie to my root uuid and it boots. Thanks for helping me.
You're welcome, I'm glad you're booting now :)
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