There are no logs available since it hasn't been installed, the issue is
with the installer.
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Title:
Can't install Ubuntu from live
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired => New
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Title:
Can't install Ubuntu from live cd when nomodeset is added
I solved it eventually, but forgot about this post.
If I remember correctly I had to make a bootable pendrive with the 18.04
installer, because it wanted to modify something, and couldn't do it with live
cd.
And how I found this out is a mystery for me right now.
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Though this is a workaround and installer should run from a dvd too.
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Title:
Can't install Ubuntu from live cd when nomodeset is
UPDATE:
Solved by disabling bluetooth in bios according to:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1028883/ubuntu-18-04-systemd-udevd-uses-
high-cpu-conflict-with-wifi
It is silent and cool now.
Under the link you can find guys saying that this systemd-udevd 100% cpu
usage is because of the dell
UPDATE:
After blacklisting nuoveau and installing nvidia driver, there was no overheat
shutdown, but the cpu is on full speed all the time. and the tempetature is 87
celsius constantly.
I tried disabling pstate, using tlp, neither worked so far.
Here is a usual frame from top:
top - 21:19:30 up
** Description changed:
I'm having issue with nouveau. (Overheat. See Bug #1768976).
- To disable nouveau live cd I found, that I need to run the live Ubuntu with
nomodeset.
+ To disable nouveau when using live cd I found, that I need to run the live
Ubuntu with nomodeset.
The live Ubuntu
Public bug reported:
I'm having issue with nouveau. (Overheat. See Bug #1768976).
To disable nouveau live cd I found, that I need to run the live Ubuntu with
nomodeset.
The live Ubuntu starts fine, no overheat, able to use every program on livecd,
except the installation itself.
No matter how
Left out: the kernel which is working now is the same, that had the
overheat with nouveau: 4.15
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Title:
Ubuntu 18.04 is overheating
Ubuntu offered me a security update. It was offering it for a long time
and I didn't want to take it, because I didn't wanted to mess it up. But
installed all, and it messed it up with kernel 4.15: it couldn't install
the 340 nvidia driver I need into the new kernel. It became an endless
loop when
The issue persists in version 18.10
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Title:
Ubuntu 18.04 is overheating after upgrade from 16.04
Status in linux package in
Has the same issue with Linux Mint 19.1, I read that it is based on
Ubuntu 18.04
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Title:
Ubuntu 18.04 is overheating after upgrade
UPDATE:
I wanted to try out installing 18.04.1
After having the live mode started and opening the menu my laptop shutted down
suddenly and it is hot now.
Also it somehow messing up the fan. I have to restart from Windows to have it
sound and work fine.
Windows is running like charm, no
I had the same issue with clean install of Ubuntu 18.04.
16.04 was working fine with my laptop.
Laptop: Dell Studio XPS 1340, Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo P8600, VC: GeForce
9400MGE
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