Hello
I tried to boot a with USB stick with Ubuntu 18.04 64 bits in a modern 64 bits computer. Then my computer displayed a blank screen after selecting the "install" option of the Ubuntu USB stick and nothing happened afterwards.
After that, I decided to try the same USB stick with a 32 bits Ubuntu 18.04 image in an old 32 bits computer. Then this computer booted successfully with this USB stick. Then I tried the same USB stick with the same 32 bits Ubuntu 18.04 image in the modern 64 bits computer. But only a black screen with no symbols at all got displayed.
The modern computer specs are:
Processor Manufacturer Intel® Processor Type Core™ i5 Processor Model i5-1035G1 Processor Speed 1 GHz Processor Core Quad-core (4 Core™) Display & Graphics Graphics Controller Manufacturer Intel® Graphics Controller Model UHD Graphics Graphics Memory Technology DDR4 SDRAM Graphics Memory Accessibility Shared Memory Standard Memory 8 GB Memory Technology DDR4 SDRAM
Does anyone know how I can boot Ubuntu sucessfully in the 64 bits computer? For some strange reason this modern computer hangs somehow after selecting the "install" option of the USB stick boot menu whereas the 32 bits computer boots successfully with the same USB stick when the 32 bits Ubuntu image is stored in this stick.
I have tried by:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/131...th-fixed-cursor-to-install-ubuntu-from-usb-dr
I hope I did not violate this forum's rules because of doing so. I just posted the same question here in case I received a quicker answer because I need to get Ubuntu installed in an external SSD asap for work purposes.
I must say I already could boot this 64 bits computer in the past with a USB stick with Ubuntu 18.04 but for some strange reason it does not work now. I guess the problem might have to do something with the BIOS options.
I also tried different suggested solutions I found online such as typing "e" and replacing "quiet splash" with "nomodeset" or acpi=off, etc but none of them worked as expected.
Thanks
I tried to boot a with USB stick with Ubuntu 18.04 64 bits in a modern 64 bits computer. Then my computer displayed a blank screen after selecting the "install" option of the Ubuntu USB stick and nothing happened afterwards.
After that, I decided to try the same USB stick with a 32 bits Ubuntu 18.04 image in an old 32 bits computer. Then this computer booted successfully with this USB stick. Then I tried the same USB stick with the same 32 bits Ubuntu 18.04 image in the modern 64 bits computer. But only a black screen with no symbols at all got displayed.
The modern computer specs are:
Processor Manufacturer Intel® Processor Type Core™ i5 Processor Model i5-1035G1 Processor Speed 1 GHz Processor Core Quad-core (4 Core™) Display & Graphics Graphics Controller Manufacturer Intel® Graphics Controller Model UHD Graphics Graphics Memory Technology DDR4 SDRAM Graphics Memory Accessibility Shared Memory Standard Memory 8 GB Memory Technology DDR4 SDRAM
Does anyone know how I can boot Ubuntu sucessfully in the 64 bits computer? For some strange reason this modern computer hangs somehow after selecting the "install" option of the USB stick boot menu whereas the 32 bits computer boots successfully with the same USB stick when the 32 bits Ubuntu image is stored in this stick.
I have tried by:
- disabling secure boot
- by changing Optane without RAID to AHCI
But none of the two previous approaches fixed it.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/131...th-fixed-cursor-to-install-ubuntu-from-usb-dr
I hope I did not violate this forum's rules because of doing so. I just posted the same question here in case I received a quicker answer because I need to get Ubuntu installed in an external SSD asap for work purposes.
I must say I already could boot this 64 bits computer in the past with a USB stick with Ubuntu 18.04 but for some strange reason it does not work now. I guess the problem might have to do something with the BIOS options.
I also tried different suggested solutions I found online such as typing "e" and replacing "quiet splash" with "nomodeset" or acpi=off, etc but none of them worked as expected.
Thanks
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