Problems installing Ubuntu 18.04 on 1950x Threadripper with NVMe SSD
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I made a bootable usb with ubuntu 18 on it. And I'm having issues installing ubuntu 18.04. Below is where it gets stuck.
I've edit the boot settings and set nomodeset when I pick "install ubuntu".
This is pretty new hardware with specs as:
- 1950x threadripper
- ASrock X399M TAICHI
- NVMe ssd
- old radeon card
What else can I do to fix these issues?
system-installation 18.04 amd-processor nvme
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I made a bootable usb with ubuntu 18 on it. And I'm having issues installing ubuntu 18.04. Below is where it gets stuck.
I've edit the boot settings and set nomodeset when I pick "install ubuntu".
This is pretty new hardware with specs as:
- 1950x threadripper
- ASrock X399M TAICHI
- NVMe ssd
- old radeon card
What else can I do to fix these issues?
system-installation 18.04 amd-processor nvme
edited Jun 5 at 1:03
muru
128k19269459
asked Jun 4 at 20:18
Patoshi パトシ
54841223
Make sure the BIOS and AGESA versions are the latest available, for your board?
– dobey
Jun 4 at 20:33
yea i just checked and the bios is upto date with the latest it says. I did it via the bios as there was a feature in the bios to connect directly to the internet and update it.
– Patoshi パトシ
Jun 4 at 21:17
Are you booting the installer in UEFI or legacy mode?
– dobey
Jun 4 at 23:44
where do i even find that? and which one should I be on? @dobey
– Patoshi パトシ
Jun 5 at 17:10
In the BIOS config (usually under boot options), and you should be using UEFI. But if you are, and this is happening, maybe try switching to Legacy to see if you can get booted far enough to run the memory test in the installer perhaps.
– dobey
Jun 5 at 17:50
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I made a bootable usb with ubuntu 18 on it. And I'm having issues installing ubuntu 18.04. Below is where it gets stuck.
I've edit the boot settings and set nomodeset when I pick "install ubuntu".
This is pretty new hardware with specs as:
- 1950x threadripper
- ASrock X399M TAICHI
- NVMe ssd
- old radeon card
What else can I do to fix these issues?
system-installation 18.04 amd-processor nvme
edited Jun 5 at 1:03
muru
128k19269459
asked Jun 4 at 20:18
Patoshi パトシ
54841223
I made a bootable usb with ubuntu 18 on it. And I'm having issues installing ubuntu 18.04. Below is where it gets stuck.
I've edit the boot settings and set nomodeset when I pick "install ubuntu".
This is pretty new hardware with specs as:
- 1950x threadripper
- ASrock X399M TAICHI
- NVMe ssd
- old radeon card
What else can I do to fix these issues?
system-installation 18.04 amd-processor nvme
edited Jun 5 at 1:03
muru
128k19269459
asked Jun 4 at 20:18
Patoshi パトシ
54841223
edited Jun 5 at 1:03
muru
128k19269459
edited Jun 5 at 1:03
muru
128k19269459
edited Jun 5 at 1:03
muru
128k19269459
128k19269459
asked Jun 4 at 20:18
Patoshi パトシ
54841223
asked Jun 4 at 20:18
Patoshi パトシ
54841223
asked Jun 4 at 20:18
Patoshi パトシ
54841223
54841223
Make sure the BIOS and AGESA versions are the latest available, for your board?
– dobey
Jun 4 at 20:33
yea i just checked and the bios is upto date with the latest it says. I did it via the bios as there was a feature in the bios to connect directly to the internet and update it.
– Patoshi パトシ
Jun 4 at 21:17
Are you booting the installer in UEFI or legacy mode?
– dobey
Jun 4 at 23:44
where do i even find that? and which one should I be on? @dobey
– Patoshi パトシ
Jun 5 at 17:10
In the BIOS config (usually under boot options), and you should be using UEFI. But if you are, and this is happening, maybe try switching to Legacy to see if you can get booted far enough to run the memory test in the installer perhaps.
– dobey
Jun 5 at 17:50
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Make sure the BIOS and AGESA versions are the latest available, for your board?
– dobey
Jun 4 at 20:33
yea i just checked and the bios is upto date with the latest it says. I did it via the bios as there was a feature in the bios to connect directly to the internet and update it.
– Patoshi パトシ
Jun 4 at 21:17
Are you booting the installer in UEFI or legacy mode?
– dobey
Jun 4 at 23:44
where do i even find that? and which one should I be on? @dobey
– Patoshi パトシ
Jun 5 at 17:10
In the BIOS config (usually under boot options), and you should be using UEFI. But if you are, and this is happening, maybe try switching to Legacy to see if you can get booted far enough to run the memory test in the installer perhaps.
– dobey
Jun 5 at 17:50
Make sure the BIOS and AGESA versions are the latest available, for your board?
– dobey
Jun 4 at 20:33
Make sure the BIOS and AGESA versions are the latest available, for your board?
– dobey
Jun 4 at 20:33
yea i just checked and the bios is upto date with the latest it says. I did it via the bios as there was a feature in the bios to connect directly to the internet and update it.
– Patoshi パトシ
Jun 4 at 21:17
yea i just checked and the bios is upto date with the latest it says. I did it via the bios as there was a feature in the bios to connect directly to the internet and update it.
– Patoshi パトシ
Jun 4 at 21:17
Are you booting the installer in UEFI or legacy mode?
– dobey
Jun 4 at 23:44
Are you booting the installer in UEFI or legacy mode?
– dobey
Jun 4 at 23:44
where do i even find that? and which one should I be on? @dobey
– Patoshi パトシ
Jun 5 at 17:10
where do i even find that? and which one should I be on? @dobey
– Patoshi パトシ
Jun 5 at 17:10
In the BIOS config (usually under boot options), and you should be using UEFI. But if you are, and this is happening, maybe try switching to Legacy to see if you can get booted far enough to run the memory test in the installer perhaps.
– dobey
Jun 5 at 17:50
In the BIOS config (usually under boot options), and you should be using UEFI. But if you are, and this is happening, maybe try switching to Legacy to see if you can get booted far enough to run the memory test in the installer perhaps.
– dobey
Jun 5 at 17:50
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Make sure the BIOS and AGESA versions are the latest available, for your board?
– dobey
Jun 4 at 20:33
yea i just checked and the bios is upto date with the latest it says. I did it via the bios as there was a feature in the bios to connect directly to the internet and update it.
– Patoshi パトシ
Jun 4 at 21:17
Are you booting the installer in UEFI or legacy mode?
– dobey
Jun 4 at 23:44
where do i even find that? and which one should I be on? @dobey
– Patoshi パトシ
Jun 5 at 17:10
In the BIOS config (usually under boot options), and you should be using UEFI. But if you are, and this is happening, maybe try switching to Legacy to see if you can get booted far enough to run the memory test in the installer perhaps.
– dobey
Jun 5 at 17:50