How can I use Ubuntu live with a newer kernel?
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I've just bought a new Acer Aspire notebook with AMD Ryzen 5 CPU and Radeon GPU and my ubuntu 18.04 liveUSB doesn't start. The boot is okay but the kernel freezes with this message: AMD-Vi: Disabling interrupt remapping.
I found that this happens because older kernel doesn't support new amd stuffs so I would like to know how could I boot an Ubuntu install with the newer 4.17 kernel.
I tried to load the proper 4.17 image using grub(liveusb) command line but ls command doesn't do anything and so I can't find drives/partitions.
Does somebody have a solution for this? Thanks.
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I've just bought a new Acer Aspire notebook with AMD Ryzen 5 CPU and Radeon GPU and my ubuntu 18.04 liveUSB doesn't start. The boot is okay but the kernel freezes with this message: AMD-Vi: Disabling interrupt remapping.
I found that this happens because older kernel doesn't support new amd stuffs so I would like to know how could I boot an Ubuntu install with the newer 4.17 kernel.
I tried to load the proper 4.17 image using grub(liveusb) command line but ls command doesn't do anything and so I can't find drives/partitions.
Does somebody have a solution for this? Thanks.
boot kernel
asked Jun 12 at 1:04
Richard Baka
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I've just bought a new Acer Aspire notebook with AMD Ryzen 5 CPU and Radeon GPU and my ubuntu 18.04 liveUSB doesn't start. The boot is okay but the kernel freezes with this message: AMD-Vi: Disabling interrupt remapping.
I found that this happens because older kernel doesn't support new amd stuffs so I would like to know how could I boot an Ubuntu install with the newer 4.17 kernel.
I tried to load the proper 4.17 image using grub(liveusb) command line but ls command doesn't do anything and so I can't find drives/partitions.
Does somebody have a solution for this? Thanks.
boot kernel
asked Jun 12 at 1:04
Richard Baka
32
I've just bought a new Acer Aspire notebook with AMD Ryzen 5 CPU and Radeon GPU and my ubuntu 18.04 liveUSB doesn't start. The boot is okay but the kernel freezes with this message: AMD-Vi: Disabling interrupt remapping.
I found that this happens because older kernel doesn't support new amd stuffs so I would like to know how could I boot an Ubuntu install with the newer 4.17 kernel.
I tried to load the proper 4.17 image using grub(liveusb) command line but ls command doesn't do anything and so I can't find drives/partitions.
Does somebody have a solution for this? Thanks.
boot kernel
asked Jun 12 at 1:04
Richard Baka
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asked Jun 12 at 1:04
Richard Baka
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Richard Baka
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Ubuntu live (generally linux live) systems can only use the kernel, that comes with the iso file.
But you can get a newer iso file from the QA iso testing tracker. There are daily iso files of 'Bionic' alias 18.04 LTS (which develops slowly and in a stable way) and of 'Cosmic' to be released as 18.10 in October.
You can check if one of these daily iso files will work. I don't know know any other [easy] way to get Ubuntu live with a newer kernel.
answered Jun 12 at 5:56
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Daily builds you can find here
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Ubuntu live (generally linux live) systems can only use the kernel, that comes with the iso file.
But you can get a newer iso file from the QA iso testing tracker. There are daily iso files of 'Bionic' alias 18.04 LTS (which develops slowly and in a stable way) and of 'Cosmic' to be released as 18.10 in October.
You can check if one of these daily iso files will work. I don't know know any other [easy] way to get Ubuntu live with a newer kernel.
answered Jun 12 at 5:56
sudodus
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Daily builds you can find here
– GoodGuyNick
Jun 24 at 8:19
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Ubuntu live (generally linux live) systems can only use the kernel, that comes with the iso file.
But you can get a newer iso file from the QA iso testing tracker. There are daily iso files of 'Bionic' alias 18.04 LTS (which develops slowly and in a stable way) and of 'Cosmic' to be released as 18.10 in October.
You can check if one of these daily iso files will work. I don't know know any other [easy] way to get Ubuntu live with a newer kernel.
answered Jun 12 at 5:56
sudodus
19.8k32666
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Daily builds you can find here
– GoodGuyNick
Jun 24 at 8:19
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up vote
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down vote
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up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Ubuntu live (generally linux live) systems can only use the kernel, that comes with the iso file.
But you can get a newer iso file from the QA iso testing tracker. There are daily iso files of 'Bionic' alias 18.04 LTS (which develops slowly and in a stable way) and of 'Cosmic' to be released as 18.10 in October.
You can check if one of these daily iso files will work. I don't know know any other [easy] way to get Ubuntu live with a newer kernel.
answered Jun 12 at 5:56
sudodus
19.8k32666
Ubuntu live (generally linux live) systems can only use the kernel, that comes with the iso file.
But you can get a newer iso file from the QA iso testing tracker. There are daily iso files of 'Bionic' alias 18.04 LTS (which develops slowly and in a stable way) and of 'Cosmic' to be released as 18.10 in October.
You can check if one of these daily iso files will work. I don't know know any other [easy] way to get Ubuntu live with a newer kernel.
answered Jun 12 at 5:56
sudodus
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answered Jun 12 at 5:56
sudodus
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answered Jun 12 at 5:56
sudodus
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answered Jun 12 at 5:56
sudodus
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19.8k32666
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Daily builds you can find here
– GoodGuyNick
Jun 24 at 8:19
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Daily builds you can find here
– GoodGuyNick
Jun 24 at 8:19
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Daily builds you can find here
– GoodGuyNick
Jun 24 at 8:19
Daily builds you can find here
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