screek458
June 1st, 2020, 04:46 PM
Hello All,
I have been having issues trying to install a duel boot of Ubuntu via USB, specifically 20.04. I have also tried installing 18.04 and Mint, as a test. I also verified the checksum of the downloads and they were correct, and also used two different USBs. And yes I have indeed partitioned ssd to prepare for duel booting.
I will get into the boot menu and boot from the usb, and it will take me to the installation screen for Ubuntu (the purple one) and when I try to either install it or try it, and I will get these errors:
286061
I have read online that sometimes using nomodeset helps with the nouveau error, however I still have the pcie errors if I do that. What will happen is after about 5 minutes of printing the same error it will go to the ubuntu loading screen and hang there indefinitely until I just hard restart my system. I have also tried using pcie_aspm=off and pci=nommconf in the boot instructions, however this doesn't stop the issues.
For reference, my computer consists of a Ryzen 3600 with a B450 AsRock Steel Legend motherboard with 32 gb of ram, an Hp EX920 m.2 Nvme drive with 512 gb (this is the drive I plan to boot from), and a Nvidia Geforce 2060 super.
I pretty much wasted my weekend trying to troubleshoot this on my own and google search solutions to no avail, so any input/ advice would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
I have been having issues trying to install a duel boot of Ubuntu via USB, specifically 20.04. I have also tried installing 18.04 and Mint, as a test. I also verified the checksum of the downloads and they were correct, and also used two different USBs. And yes I have indeed partitioned ssd to prepare for duel booting.
I will get into the boot menu and boot from the usb, and it will take me to the installation screen for Ubuntu (the purple one) and when I try to either install it or try it, and I will get these errors:
286061
I have read online that sometimes using nomodeset helps with the nouveau error, however I still have the pcie errors if I do that. What will happen is after about 5 minutes of printing the same error it will go to the ubuntu loading screen and hang there indefinitely until I just hard restart my system. I have also tried using pcie_aspm=off and pci=nommconf in the boot instructions, however this doesn't stop the issues.
For reference, my computer consists of a Ryzen 3600 with a B450 AsRock Steel Legend motherboard with 32 gb of ram, an Hp EX920 m.2 Nvme drive with 512 gb (this is the drive I plan to boot from), and a Nvidia Geforce 2060 super.
I pretty much wasted my weekend trying to troubleshoot this on my own and google search solutions to no avail, so any input/ advice would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance.