alpbintug
March 24th, 2019, 09:14 PM
I'm trying to install Ubuntu 16.04 on my computer (dualboot with Win10), but when I see "installation is complete, restart your device" message, I click on restart and I get SQUASHFS and print_req errors and ubuntu won't start up.
What I did when trying to install Ubuntu;
-Burned ISO file to 2 different USBs, incase if problem was causing by one of them (got same result)
-Closed Fast boot and secure boot
-Opened CSM thingy
-Booted from non-UEFI usb boot option
-Couldn't close USB legacy mode because my computer resisted booting from USB when it's closed
-Deselected every other boot option but non-UEFI USB option from BIOS menu
-Ubuntu won't showup in BIOS Boot options menu, but when I try to install it again, installer says "Ubuntu 16.04 detected on your computer" and suggests me to install Ubuntu 16.04 alongside with ubuntu 16.04
Errors;
SQUASHFS error: unable to read
->fragment cache entry
-> page, block *some hexadecimal numbers*
print_req_error: I/O error, devloop0, sector *some decimal numbers*
I need to install ubuntu 16.04 so there is no point to try any other version but any suggestion is appreciated.
What I did when trying to install Ubuntu;
-Burned ISO file to 2 different USBs, incase if problem was causing by one of them (got same result)
-Closed Fast boot and secure boot
-Opened CSM thingy
-Booted from non-UEFI usb boot option
-Couldn't close USB legacy mode because my computer resisted booting from USB when it's closed
-Deselected every other boot option but non-UEFI USB option from BIOS menu
-Ubuntu won't showup in BIOS Boot options menu, but when I try to install it again, installer says "Ubuntu 16.04 detected on your computer" and suggests me to install Ubuntu 16.04 alongside with ubuntu 16.04
Errors;
SQUASHFS error: unable to read
->fragment cache entry
-> page, block *some hexadecimal numbers*
print_req_error: I/O error, devloop0, sector *some decimal numbers*
I need to install ubuntu 16.04 so there is no point to try any other version but any suggestion is appreciated.