Installation fail - Lenovo Y700-15ISK
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I have Lenovo Y700-15ISK, specs here:
https://www.cnet.com/products/lenovo...-tb-hdd/specs/
no modifications, Windows 10 on SSD.
I wanted to install xubuntu for web development purposes, on the 1TB HDD(dual-boot with win10). Updated BIOS and graphic drivers, done backup, created bootable USB with latest Xubuntu x64 .iso, turned off UEFI and FastBoot in BIOS, you know, usual stuff.
This is what i get when choosing eighter "install" or "try Xubuntu without install" options:
error log screenshot
Any ideas?
dual-boot xubuntu lenovo
asked Jun 11 at 8:02
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I have Lenovo Y700-15ISK, specs here:
https://www.cnet.com/products/lenovo...-tb-hdd/specs/
no modifications, Windows 10 on SSD.
I wanted to install xubuntu for web development purposes, on the 1TB HDD(dual-boot with win10). Updated BIOS and graphic drivers, done backup, created bootable USB with latest Xubuntu x64 .iso, turned off UEFI and FastBoot in BIOS, you know, usual stuff.
This is what i get when choosing eighter "install" or "try Xubuntu without install" options:
error log screenshot
Any ideas?
dual-boot xubuntu lenovo
asked Jun 11 at 8:02
Spoderman4
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review the bios setup. raid hdd seemd to be avctivated.
– cmak.fr
Jun 11 at 8:35
Hi Spoderman4 - your link takes me to a 'page not found' . Found the specs here cnet.com/products/lenovo-ideapad-y700/specs and it might be an nVidia graphics problem. Take a look at the answer here and see if it fixes the issue as it did for M. Plyer: askubuntu.com/questions/1043842/…
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:35
Actually, @cmak.fr seems to recognise the problem from your error log screenshot, so recommend trying that first. Not everything's an nVidia issue :)
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:38
Not sure that you need to turn off UEFI to install any recent Ubuntu flavours. As long as you make sure that you boot the USB in UEFI mode, then if Windows is already using UEFI, you want your Xubuntu to be booting in that same mode too. You can usually press a key when you startup (f12 on a Dell i own, f9 on an HP - not sure about Lenovo) that takes you to a one time startup menu that let's you choose to boot the stick in UEFI or Legacy mode.
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:54
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I have Lenovo Y700-15ISK, specs here:
https://www.cnet.com/products/lenovo...-tb-hdd/specs/
no modifications, Windows 10 on SSD.
I wanted to install xubuntu for web development purposes, on the 1TB HDD(dual-boot with win10). Updated BIOS and graphic drivers, done backup, created bootable USB with latest Xubuntu x64 .iso, turned off UEFI and FastBoot in BIOS, you know, usual stuff.
This is what i get when choosing eighter "install" or "try Xubuntu without install" options:
error log screenshot
Any ideas?
dual-boot xubuntu lenovo
asked Jun 11 at 8:02
Spoderman4
1
I have Lenovo Y700-15ISK, specs here:
https://www.cnet.com/products/lenovo...-tb-hdd/specs/
no modifications, Windows 10 on SSD.
I wanted to install xubuntu for web development purposes, on the 1TB HDD(dual-boot with win10). Updated BIOS and graphic drivers, done backup, created bootable USB with latest Xubuntu x64 .iso, turned off UEFI and FastBoot in BIOS, you know, usual stuff.
This is what i get when choosing eighter "install" or "try Xubuntu without install" options:
error log screenshot
Any ideas?
dual-boot xubuntu lenovo
asked Jun 11 at 8:02
Spoderman4
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asked Jun 11 at 8:02
Spoderman4
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asked Jun 11 at 8:02
Spoderman4
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asked Jun 11 at 8:02
Spoderman4
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review the bios setup. raid hdd seemd to be avctivated.
– cmak.fr
Jun 11 at 8:35
Hi Spoderman4 - your link takes me to a 'page not found' . Found the specs here cnet.com/products/lenovo-ideapad-y700/specs and it might be an nVidia graphics problem. Take a look at the answer here and see if it fixes the issue as it did for M. Plyer: askubuntu.com/questions/1043842/…
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:35
Actually, @cmak.fr seems to recognise the problem from your error log screenshot, so recommend trying that first. Not everything's an nVidia issue :)
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:38
Not sure that you need to turn off UEFI to install any recent Ubuntu flavours. As long as you make sure that you boot the USB in UEFI mode, then if Windows is already using UEFI, you want your Xubuntu to be booting in that same mode too. You can usually press a key when you startup (f12 on a Dell i own, f9 on an HP - not sure about Lenovo) that takes you to a one time startup menu that let's you choose to boot the stick in UEFI or Legacy mode.
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:54
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review the bios setup. raid hdd seemd to be avctivated.
– cmak.fr
Jun 11 at 8:35
Hi Spoderman4 - your link takes me to a 'page not found' . Found the specs here cnet.com/products/lenovo-ideapad-y700/specs and it might be an nVidia graphics problem. Take a look at the answer here and see if it fixes the issue as it did for M. Plyer: askubuntu.com/questions/1043842/…
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:35
Actually, @cmak.fr seems to recognise the problem from your error log screenshot, so recommend trying that first. Not everything's an nVidia issue :)
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:38
Not sure that you need to turn off UEFI to install any recent Ubuntu flavours. As long as you make sure that you boot the USB in UEFI mode, then if Windows is already using UEFI, you want your Xubuntu to be booting in that same mode too. You can usually press a key when you startup (f12 on a Dell i own, f9 on an HP - not sure about Lenovo) that takes you to a one time startup menu that let's you choose to boot the stick in UEFI or Legacy mode.
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:54
review the bios setup. raid hdd seemd to be avctivated.
– cmak.fr
Jun 11 at 8:35
review the bios setup. raid hdd seemd to be avctivated.
– cmak.fr
Jun 11 at 8:35
Hi Spoderman4 - your link takes me to a 'page not found' . Found the specs here cnet.com/products/lenovo-ideapad-y700/specs and it might be an nVidia graphics problem. Take a look at the answer here and see if it fixes the issue as it did for M. Plyer: askubuntu.com/questions/1043842/…
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:35
Hi Spoderman4 - your link takes me to a 'page not found' . Found the specs here cnet.com/products/lenovo-ideapad-y700/specs and it might be an nVidia graphics problem. Take a look at the answer here and see if it fixes the issue as it did for M. Plyer: askubuntu.com/questions/1043842/…
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:35
Actually, @cmak.fr seems to recognise the problem from your error log screenshot, so recommend trying that first. Not everything's an nVidia issue :)
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:38
Actually, @cmak.fr seems to recognise the problem from your error log screenshot, so recommend trying that first. Not everything's an nVidia issue :)
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:38
Not sure that you need to turn off UEFI to install any recent Ubuntu flavours. As long as you make sure that you boot the USB in UEFI mode, then if Windows is already using UEFI, you want your Xubuntu to be booting in that same mode too. You can usually press a key when you startup (f12 on a Dell i own, f9 on an HP - not sure about Lenovo) that takes you to a one time startup menu that let's you choose to boot the stick in UEFI or Legacy mode.
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:54
Not sure that you need to turn off UEFI to install any recent Ubuntu flavours. As long as you make sure that you boot the USB in UEFI mode, then if Windows is already using UEFI, you want your Xubuntu to be booting in that same mode too. You can usually press a key when you startup (f12 on a Dell i own, f9 on an HP - not sure about Lenovo) that takes you to a one time startup menu that let's you choose to boot the stick in UEFI or Legacy mode.
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:54
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review the bios setup. raid hdd seemd to be avctivated.
– cmak.fr
Jun 11 at 8:35
Hi Spoderman4 - your link takes me to a 'page not found' . Found the specs here cnet.com/products/lenovo-ideapad-y700/specs and it might be an nVidia graphics problem. Take a look at the answer here and see if it fixes the issue as it did for M. Plyer: askubuntu.com/questions/1043842/…
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:35
Actually, @cmak.fr seems to recognise the problem from your error log screenshot, so recommend trying that first. Not everything's an nVidia issue :)
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:38
Not sure that you need to turn off UEFI to install any recent Ubuntu flavours. As long as you make sure that you boot the USB in UEFI mode, then if Windows is already using UEFI, you want your Xubuntu to be booting in that same mode too. You can usually press a key when you startup (f12 on a Dell i own, f9 on an HP - not sure about Lenovo) that takes you to a one time startup menu that let's you choose to boot the stick in UEFI or Legacy mode.
– pHeLiOn
Jun 11 at 8:54