Why does booting in debian freeze at /dev/sda1: clean

I need a new debian kernel to activate a module available only on version 5.13 and more. So I found a tutorial to configure, build and install it.

After rebooting the computer and selecting through grub the new kernel, the computer get stuck at /dev/sda1: clean. Booting on the new kernel in recovery mode don't avoid the problem.

I can ping and ssh into the computer when the main terminal is frozen, and the new kernel is runing :

debian@debian:~$ uname -r
5.13.7

I already tried fsck -f /dev/sda1 from a live ubuntu but there is no error for the disk.

Do you know how to correct the problem ? I don't want to have an ethernet interface dedicated to ssh because I need them all to try the new module.

PS : I didn't installed a graphical interface for the OS

Edit :

• find /usr/lib/modules/5.13.7/kernel/drivers/ nvidia doesn't find anything

• For the console driver I don't know where to find it, cat /sys/class/vtconsole/vtcon1/bind return 1 (I have only vtcon1)

• systemctl status return State : running

• cat /proc/fb return nothing