Error message when booting Ubuntu 18.04
I am getting a black screen with this error message when booting Ubuntu 18.04:
The system runs well, except it's not detecting USB ports via VirtualBox. Could this be the reason?
VirtualBox 6.0 is installed with the corresponding Extension Pack.
boot 18.04 usb acpi
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I am getting a black screen with this error message when booting Ubuntu 18.04:
The system runs well, except it's not detecting USB ports via VirtualBox. Could this be the reason?
VirtualBox 6.0 is installed with the corresponding Extension Pack.
boot 18.04 usb acpi
edited Jan 4 at 7:18
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I am getting a black screen with this error message when booting Ubuntu 18.04:
The system runs well, except it's not detecting USB ports via VirtualBox. Could this be the reason?
VirtualBox 6.0 is installed with the corresponding Extension Pack.
boot 18.04 usb acpi
edited Jan 4 at 7:18
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asked Jan 3 at 23:30
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I am getting a black screen with this error message when booting Ubuntu 18.04:
The system runs well, except it's not detecting USB ports via VirtualBox. Could this be the reason?
VirtualBox 6.0 is installed with the corresponding Extension Pack.
boot 18.04 usb acpi
boot 18.04 usb acpi
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edited Jan 4 at 7:18
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This means only one: there is a bug in your BIOS ACPI. Say thanks to your machihe's OEM. And the only thing you can do/try is to update BIOS/UEFI to the latest version from OEM's support page. But also there is no any warranty it is fixed in most recent version of BIOS/UEFI. Most often it is not. But you should try.
P.S. And this is not related to your VB issues.
answered Jan 4 at 0:05
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Thank you for the answer. You know, I didn't have this problem when, I was using 18.10. It started right after uninstalling 18.10 and installing 18.04.
– Kingpin
Jan 4 at 4:49
They have different kernels and different kernels may output different messages on the same hardware. It is possible in 18.10 added some workaround to this issue.
– Gannet
Jan 4 at 14:43
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This means only one: there is a bug in your BIOS ACPI. Say thanks to your machihe's OEM. And the only thing you can do/try is to update BIOS/UEFI to the latest version from OEM's support page. But also there is no any warranty it is fixed in most recent version of BIOS/UEFI. Most often it is not. But you should try.
P.S. And this is not related to your VB issues.
answered Jan 4 at 0:05
GannetGannet
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Thank you for the answer. You know, I didn't have this problem when, I was using 18.10. It started right after uninstalling 18.10 and installing 18.04.
– Kingpin
Jan 4 at 4:49
They have different kernels and different kernels may output different messages on the same hardware. It is possible in 18.10 added some workaround to this issue.
– Gannet
Jan 4 at 14:43
add a comment |
This means only one: there is a bug in your BIOS ACPI. Say thanks to your machihe's OEM. And the only thing you can do/try is to update BIOS/UEFI to the latest version from OEM's support page. But also there is no any warranty it is fixed in most recent version of BIOS/UEFI. Most often it is not. But you should try.
P.S. And this is not related to your VB issues.
answered Jan 4 at 0:05
GannetGannet
977
Thank you for the answer. You know, I didn't have this problem when, I was using 18.10. It started right after uninstalling 18.10 and installing 18.04.
– Kingpin
Jan 4 at 4:49
They have different kernels and different kernels may output different messages on the same hardware. It is possible in 18.10 added some workaround to this issue.
– Gannet
Jan 4 at 14:43
add a comment |
This means only one: there is a bug in your BIOS ACPI. Say thanks to your machihe's OEM. And the only thing you can do/try is to update BIOS/UEFI to the latest version from OEM's support page. But also there is no any warranty it is fixed in most recent version of BIOS/UEFI. Most often it is not. But you should try.
P.S. And this is not related to your VB issues.
answered Jan 4 at 0:05
GannetGannet
977
This means only one: there is a bug in your BIOS ACPI. Say thanks to your machihe's OEM. And the only thing you can do/try is to update BIOS/UEFI to the latest version from OEM's support page. But also there is no any warranty it is fixed in most recent version of BIOS/UEFI. Most often it is not. But you should try.
P.S. And this is not related to your VB issues.
answered Jan 4 at 0:05
GannetGannet
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answered Jan 4 at 0:05
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answered Jan 4 at 0:05
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answered Jan 4 at 0:05
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Thank you for the answer. You know, I didn't have this problem when, I was using 18.10. It started right after uninstalling 18.10 and installing 18.04.
– Kingpin
Jan 4 at 4:49
They have different kernels and different kernels may output different messages on the same hardware. It is possible in 18.10 added some workaround to this issue.
– Gannet
Jan 4 at 14:43
add a comment |
Thank you for the answer. You know, I didn't have this problem when, I was using 18.10. It started right after uninstalling 18.10 and installing 18.04.
– Kingpin
Jan 4 at 4:49
They have different kernels and different kernels may output different messages on the same hardware. It is possible in 18.10 added some workaround to this issue.
– Gannet
Jan 4 at 14:43
Thank you for the answer. You know, I didn't have this problem when, I was using 18.10. It started right after uninstalling 18.10 and installing 18.04.
– Kingpin
Jan 4 at 4:49
Thank you for the answer. You know, I didn't have this problem when, I was using 18.10. It started right after uninstalling 18.10 and installing 18.04.
– Kingpin
Jan 4 at 4:49
They have different kernels and different kernels may output different messages on the same hardware. It is possible in 18.10 added some workaround to this issue.
– Gannet
Jan 4 at 14:43
They have different kernels and different kernels may output different messages on the same hardware. It is possible in 18.10 added some workaround to this issue.
– Gannet
Jan 4 at 14:43
add a comment |
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