How to boot and install Ubuntu on an AMD Athlon 200GE / Ryzen 2200G / 2400G
When installing Ubuntu on a PC with an AMD APU like Athlon 200GE / Ryzen 2200G / Ryzen 2400G processor, the boot process doesn't complete and the screen remains black.
The OS won't boot after the live CD screen.
boot system-installation amd-graphics amdgpu amd-ryzen
edited Jan 23 at 19:39
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When installing Ubuntu on a PC with an AMD APU like Athlon 200GE / Ryzen 2200G / Ryzen 2400G processor, the boot process doesn't complete and the screen remains black.
The OS won't boot after the live CD screen.
boot system-installation amd-graphics amdgpu amd-ryzen
edited Jan 23 at 19:39
Rinzwind
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asked Jan 23 at 19:13
Paulo CoghiPaulo Coghi
69021639
we only provide support for official Ubuntu releases. Any unofficial OS might work but please do not accept instructions on face value for those OS w/o confirming those will work on that OS.
– Rinzwind
Jan 23 at 19:38
Thanks, @Rinzwind for the clarification :)
– Paulo Coghi
Jan 23 at 19:42
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When installing Ubuntu on a PC with an AMD APU like Athlon 200GE / Ryzen 2200G / Ryzen 2400G processor, the boot process doesn't complete and the screen remains black.
The OS won't boot after the live CD screen.
boot system-installation amd-graphics amdgpu amd-ryzen
edited Jan 23 at 19:39
Rinzwind
205k28392526
asked Jan 23 at 19:13
Paulo CoghiPaulo Coghi
69021639
When installing Ubuntu on a PC with an AMD APU like Athlon 200GE / Ryzen 2200G / Ryzen 2400G processor, the boot process doesn't complete and the screen remains black.
The OS won't boot after the live CD screen.
boot system-installation amd-graphics amdgpu amd-ryzen
boot system-installation amd-graphics amdgpu amd-ryzen
edited Jan 23 at 19:39
Rinzwind
205k28392526
asked Jan 23 at 19:13
Paulo CoghiPaulo Coghi
69021639
edited Jan 23 at 19:39
Rinzwind
205k28392526
asked Jan 23 at 19:13
Paulo CoghiPaulo Coghi
69021639
edited Jan 23 at 19:39
Rinzwind
205k28392526
edited Jan 23 at 19:39
Rinzwind
205k28392526
edited Jan 23 at 19:39
Rinzwind
205k28392526
205k28392526
asked Jan 23 at 19:13
Paulo CoghiPaulo Coghi
69021639
asked Jan 23 at 19:13
Paulo CoghiPaulo Coghi
69021639
asked Jan 23 at 19:13
Paulo CoghiPaulo Coghi
69021639
69021639
we only provide support for official Ubuntu releases. Any unofficial OS might work but please do not accept instructions on face value for those OS w/o confirming those will work on that OS.
– Rinzwind
Jan 23 at 19:38
Thanks, @Rinzwind for the clarification :)
– Paulo Coghi
Jan 23 at 19:42
add a comment |
we only provide support for official Ubuntu releases. Any unofficial OS might work but please do not accept instructions on face value for those OS w/o confirming those will work on that OS.
– Rinzwind
Jan 23 at 19:38
Thanks, @Rinzwind for the clarification :)
– Paulo Coghi
Jan 23 at 19:42
we only provide support for official Ubuntu releases. Any unofficial OS might work but please do not accept instructions on face value for those OS w/o confirming those will work on that OS.
– Rinzwind
Jan 23 at 19:38
we only provide support for official Ubuntu releases. Any unofficial OS might work but please do not accept instructions on face value for those OS w/o confirming those will work on that OS.
– Rinzwind
Jan 23 at 19:38
Thanks, @Rinzwind for the clarification :)
– Paulo Coghi
Jan 23 at 19:42
Thanks, @Rinzwind for the clarification :)
– Paulo Coghi
Jan 23 at 19:42
add a comment |
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1. Launch your kernel with "nomodeset" option:
During the boot process, press and hold SHIFT key. Now you
can see the grub menu.Press e key on first line to edit it.
Go to line with the
quiet splashsentence. Something like:linux /boot/vmlinuz-4.15.0-xx-generic root=UUID=xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx ro quiet splash.Add the
nomodesetoption betweenroandquiet splash. You must
see someting like:linux /boot/vmlinuz-4.15.0-xx-generic root=UUID=xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx ro nomedeset quiet splash.Press Ctrl + X to boot the kernel.
-
2. Proceed with the installation of your distro normally
After the installation and reboot, if the screen remains black on the boot process, repeat the step 1, now editing the options for your installed Linux.
-
3. Update your kernel to, at least, 4.19
Download the .deb files below on this link: https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.19/
linux-headers-4.19.0-xxxxxx_all.deb
linux-headers-4.19.0-xxx-generic(/lowlatency)_xxx_amd64(/i386).deb
linux-modules-4.19.0-xxx-generic(/lowlatency)_xxx_amd64(/i386).deb
linux-image-xxx-4.19.0-xxx-generic(/lowlatency)_xxx_amd64(/i386).deb
Select generic for common system, and lowlatency for a low latency system (e.g. for recording audio), amd64 for 64bit system, i386 for 32bit system, or armhf, arm64, etc for other OS types.
On the folder you downloaded the kernel deb files, open a terminal and run:
sudo dpkg -i *.deb
-
4. Restart your computer
And you are done.
answered Jan 23 at 19:13
Paulo CoghiPaulo Coghi
69021639
Done this on a MSI B450I ITX and an Athlon 200GE with success.
– Paulo Coghi
Jan 23 at 19:23
add a comment |
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1. Launch your kernel with "nomodeset" option:
During the boot process, press and hold SHIFT key. Now you
can see the grub menu.Press e key on first line to edit it.
Go to line with the
quiet splashsentence. Something like:linux /boot/vmlinuz-4.15.0-xx-generic root=UUID=xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx ro quiet splash.Add the
nomodesetoption betweenroandquiet splash. You must
see someting like:linux /boot/vmlinuz-4.15.0-xx-generic root=UUID=xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx ro nomedeset quiet splash.Press Ctrl + X to boot the kernel.
-
2. Proceed with the installation of your distro normally
After the installation and reboot, if the screen remains black on the boot process, repeat the step 1, now editing the options for your installed Linux.
-
3. Update your kernel to, at least, 4.19
Download the .deb files below on this link: https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.19/
linux-headers-4.19.0-xxxxxx_all.deb
linux-headers-4.19.0-xxx-generic(/lowlatency)_xxx_amd64(/i386).deb
linux-modules-4.19.0-xxx-generic(/lowlatency)_xxx_amd64(/i386).deb
linux-image-xxx-4.19.0-xxx-generic(/lowlatency)_xxx_amd64(/i386).deb
Select generic for common system, and lowlatency for a low latency system (e.g. for recording audio), amd64 for 64bit system, i386 for 32bit system, or armhf, arm64, etc for other OS types.
On the folder you downloaded the kernel deb files, open a terminal and run:
sudo dpkg -i *.deb
-
4. Restart your computer
And you are done.
answered Jan 23 at 19:13
Paulo CoghiPaulo Coghi
69021639
Done this on a MSI B450I ITX and an Athlon 200GE with success.
– Paulo Coghi
Jan 23 at 19:23
add a comment |
1. Launch your kernel with "nomodeset" option:
During the boot process, press and hold SHIFT key. Now you
can see the grub menu.Press e key on first line to edit it.
Go to line with the
quiet splashsentence. Something like:linux /boot/vmlinuz-4.15.0-xx-generic root=UUID=xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx ro quiet splash.Add the
nomodesetoption betweenroandquiet splash. You must
see someting like:linux /boot/vmlinuz-4.15.0-xx-generic root=UUID=xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx ro nomedeset quiet splash.Press Ctrl + X to boot the kernel.
-
2. Proceed with the installation of your distro normally
After the installation and reboot, if the screen remains black on the boot process, repeat the step 1, now editing the options for your installed Linux.
-
3. Update your kernel to, at least, 4.19
Download the .deb files below on this link: https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.19/
linux-headers-4.19.0-xxxxxx_all.deb
linux-headers-4.19.0-xxx-generic(/lowlatency)_xxx_amd64(/i386).deb
linux-modules-4.19.0-xxx-generic(/lowlatency)_xxx_amd64(/i386).deb
linux-image-xxx-4.19.0-xxx-generic(/lowlatency)_xxx_amd64(/i386).deb
Select generic for common system, and lowlatency for a low latency system (e.g. for recording audio), amd64 for 64bit system, i386 for 32bit system, or armhf, arm64, etc for other OS types.
On the folder you downloaded the kernel deb files, open a terminal and run:
sudo dpkg -i *.deb
-
4. Restart your computer
And you are done.
answered Jan 23 at 19:13
Paulo CoghiPaulo Coghi
69021639
Done this on a MSI B450I ITX and an Athlon 200GE with success.
– Paulo Coghi
Jan 23 at 19:23
add a comment |
1. Launch your kernel with "nomodeset" option:
During the boot process, press and hold SHIFT key. Now you
can see the grub menu.Press e key on first line to edit it.
Go to line with the
quiet splashsentence. Something like:linux /boot/vmlinuz-4.15.0-xx-generic root=UUID=xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx ro quiet splash.Add the
nomodesetoption betweenroandquiet splash. You must
see someting like:linux /boot/vmlinuz-4.15.0-xx-generic root=UUID=xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx ro nomedeset quiet splash.Press Ctrl + X to boot the kernel.
-
2. Proceed with the installation of your distro normally
After the installation and reboot, if the screen remains black on the boot process, repeat the step 1, now editing the options for your installed Linux.
-
3. Update your kernel to, at least, 4.19
Download the .deb files below on this link: https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.19/
linux-headers-4.19.0-xxxxxx_all.deb
linux-headers-4.19.0-xxx-generic(/lowlatency)_xxx_amd64(/i386).deb
linux-modules-4.19.0-xxx-generic(/lowlatency)_xxx_amd64(/i386).deb
linux-image-xxx-4.19.0-xxx-generic(/lowlatency)_xxx_amd64(/i386).deb
Select generic for common system, and lowlatency for a low latency system (e.g. for recording audio), amd64 for 64bit system, i386 for 32bit system, or armhf, arm64, etc for other OS types.
On the folder you downloaded the kernel deb files, open a terminal and run:
sudo dpkg -i *.deb
-
4. Restart your computer
And you are done.
answered Jan 23 at 19:13
Paulo CoghiPaulo Coghi
69021639
1. Launch your kernel with "nomodeset" option:
During the boot process, press and hold SHIFT key. Now you
can see the grub menu.Press e key on first line to edit it.
Go to line with the
quiet splashsentence. Something like:linux /boot/vmlinuz-4.15.0-xx-generic root=UUID=xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx ro quiet splash.Add the
nomodesetoption betweenroandquiet splash. You must
see someting like:linux /boot/vmlinuz-4.15.0-xx-generic root=UUID=xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx ro nomedeset quiet splash.Press Ctrl + X to boot the kernel.
-
2. Proceed with the installation of your distro normally
After the installation and reboot, if the screen remains black on the boot process, repeat the step 1, now editing the options for your installed Linux.
-
3. Update your kernel to, at least, 4.19
Download the .deb files below on this link: https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.19/
linux-headers-4.19.0-xxxxxx_all.deb
linux-headers-4.19.0-xxx-generic(/lowlatency)_xxx_amd64(/i386).deb
linux-modules-4.19.0-xxx-generic(/lowlatency)_xxx_amd64(/i386).deb
linux-image-xxx-4.19.0-xxx-generic(/lowlatency)_xxx_amd64(/i386).deb
Select generic for common system, and lowlatency for a low latency system (e.g. for recording audio), amd64 for 64bit system, i386 for 32bit system, or armhf, arm64, etc for other OS types.
On the folder you downloaded the kernel deb files, open a terminal and run:
sudo dpkg -i *.deb
-
4. Restart your computer
And you are done.
answered Jan 23 at 19:13
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answered Jan 23 at 19:13
Paulo CoghiPaulo Coghi
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answered Jan 23 at 19:13
Paulo CoghiPaulo Coghi
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answered Jan 23 at 19:13
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Done this on a MSI B450I ITX and an Athlon 200GE with success.
– Paulo Coghi
Jan 23 at 19:23
add a comment |
Done this on a MSI B450I ITX and an Athlon 200GE with success.
– Paulo Coghi
Jan 23 at 19:23
Done this on a MSI B450I ITX and an Athlon 200GE with success.
– Paulo Coghi
Jan 23 at 19:23
Done this on a MSI B450I ITX and an Athlon 200GE with success.
– Paulo Coghi
Jan 23 at 19:23
add a comment |
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we only provide support for official Ubuntu releases. Any unofficial OS might work but please do not accept instructions on face value for those OS w/o confirming those will work on that OS.
– Rinzwind
Jan 23 at 19:38
Thanks, @Rinzwind for the clarification :)
– Paulo Coghi
Jan 23 at 19:42