Linux install fails, both Ubuntu 18.04 and Fedora 29

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I have Windows 10 and i wanted to install Ubuntu 18.04, preferably on the same drive as Windows, or if need be in another drive.

I tried first to make the LiveUSB with Unetbootin which failed twice; the first attempt resulting in a USB which would not boot, the second would boot but its install failed. I also tried Rufus and LinuxLive USB with no results, then i tried to make a Fedora LiveUSB in LinuxLive which also failed.

Ubuntu's LiveUSB made with Unetbootin, failed with these error messages:

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And when II tried Fedora it failed with these errors:
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My BIOS version is Award Software International, Inc. F6, 30/05/2012.

CPU is AMD64 Family 21 Model 2 Stepping 0 @ ~4Ghz.

Graphic card is an AMD Radeon R9 Series 200.
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Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3 rev 1.2

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These are all complaints about BIOS bugs. Make sure you update the BIOS. And you also need to boot with UEFI.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 16 at 23:34

Please click on edit above and add to your original post which motherboard you have.
– K7AAY
Nov 17 at 0:48

@MichaelHampton I saw something about this searching the error in internet but i don't know where i choose between LEGACY or UEFI. I think it should be in the bios options but i don't see anything about boot mode and choose between those
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:18

Your motherboard supports UEFI booting. And it has a BIOS update available.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 18 at 1:56

I updated my Motherboard with Gigabyte APP Center and despite a bunch of messages saying ¨this driver can't relese to failure¨ looks like all went good but i am still withou knowing how to set booting to UEFI
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 12:55

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I have Windows 10 and i wanted to install Ubuntu 18.04, preferably on the same drive as Windows, or if need be in another drive.

Ubuntu's LiveUSB made with Unetbootin, failed with these error messages:

enter image description here

And when II tried Fedora it failed with these errors:
enter image description here

edited Nov 18 at 13:36

asked Nov 16 at 17:16

Jaume Garcia Sanchez

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These are all complaints about BIOS bugs. Make sure you update the BIOS. And you also need to boot with UEFI.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 16 at 23:34

Please click on edit above and add to your original post which motherboard you have.
– K7AAY
Nov 17 at 0:48

@MichaelHampton I saw something about this searching the error in internet but i don't know where i choose between LEGACY or UEFI. I think it should be in the bios options but i don't see anything about boot mode and choose between those
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:18

Your motherboard supports UEFI booting. And it has a BIOS update available.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 18 at 1:56

I updated my Motherboard with Gigabyte APP Center and despite a bunch of messages saying ¨this driver can't relese to failure¨ looks like all went good but i am still withou knowing how to set booting to UEFI
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 12:55

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up vote
-1
down vote

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I have Windows 10 and i wanted to install Ubuntu 18.04, preferably on the same drive as Windows, or if need be in another drive.

Ubuntu's LiveUSB made with Unetbootin, failed with these error messages:

enter image description here

And when II tried Fedora it failed with these errors:
enter image description here

edited Nov 18 at 13:36

asked Nov 16 at 17:16

Jaume Garcia Sanchez

New contributor

I have Windows 10 and i wanted to install Ubuntu 18.04, preferably on the same drive as Windows, or if need be in another drive.

Ubuntu's LiveUSB made with Unetbootin, failed with these error messages:

enter image description here

And when II tried Fedora it failed with these errors:
enter image description here

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edited Nov 18 at 13:36

asked Nov 16 at 17:16

Jaume Garcia Sanchez

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edited Nov 18 at 13:36

asked Nov 16 at 17:16

Jaume Garcia Sanchez

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asked Nov 16 at 17:16

Jaume Garcia Sanchez

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These are all complaints about BIOS bugs. Make sure you update the BIOS. And you also need to boot with UEFI.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 16 at 23:34

Please click on edit above and add to your original post which motherboard you have.
– K7AAY
Nov 17 at 0:48

@MichaelHampton I saw something about this searching the error in internet but i don't know where i choose between LEGACY or UEFI. I think it should be in the bios options but i don't see anything about boot mode and choose between those
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:18

Your motherboard supports UEFI booting. And it has a BIOS update available.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 18 at 1:56

I updated my Motherboard with Gigabyte APP Center and despite a bunch of messages saying ¨this driver can't relese to failure¨ looks like all went good but i am still withou knowing how to set booting to UEFI
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 12:55

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show 1 more comment

These are all complaints about BIOS bugs. Make sure you update the BIOS. And you also need to boot with UEFI.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 16 at 23:34

Please click on edit above and add to your original post which motherboard you have.
– K7AAY
Nov 17 at 0:48

@MichaelHampton I saw something about this searching the error in internet but i don't know where i choose between LEGACY or UEFI. I think it should be in the bios options but i don't see anything about boot mode and choose between those
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:18

Your motherboard supports UEFI booting. And it has a BIOS update available.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 18 at 1:56

I updated my Motherboard with Gigabyte APP Center and despite a bunch of messages saying ¨this driver can't relese to failure¨ looks like all went good but i am still withou knowing how to set booting to UEFI
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 12:55

These are all complaints about BIOS bugs. Make sure you update the BIOS. And you also need to boot with UEFI.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 16 at 23:34

Please click on edit above and add to your original post which motherboard you have.
– K7AAY
Nov 17 at 0:48

@MichaelHampton I saw something about this searching the error in internet but i don't know where i choose between LEGACY or UEFI. I think it should be in the bios options but i don't see anything about boot mode and choose between those
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:18

Your motherboard supports UEFI booting. And it has a BIOS update available.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 18 at 1:56

I updated my Motherboard with Gigabyte APP Center and despite a bunch of messages saying ¨this driver can't relese to failure¨ looks like all went good but i am still withou knowing how to set booting to UEFI
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 12:55

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Looks like you could get the Ubuntu one working if you get into the grub menu editor by pressing e when the grub menu is up then edit the entry that you are booting into, to include acpi=off. Like it is done here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/160036/how-do-i-disable-acpi-when-booting this should help.

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I can't get to grub, After reboot the pc i go for choose the boot method i choose USB and the boots throught the USB where i have Ubuntu but then stay with the garnet screen of ubuntu like 10 or 15 seconds and then appers the terminal screen with all that stuff
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:15

As soon as you hit enter for choosing usb, hit shift as quick as possable and hold it until you see something that tells you the widow has past.
– Michael Prokopec
Nov 18 at 0:27

Also insted of using Unetbootin or the like try: mount to find the usb device id then sudo umount /dev/sd<?><?> where <?><?> is a letter followed by a number of the drive. Then, next: dd bs=4M if="/path/to/iso.iso" of="/dev/sd<?>" conv=fdatasync.
– Michael Prokopec
Nov 18 at 0:37

I am gonna try the shift thing but i can't try the mount and unmount thing cause im in windows and i don't have (or i don't know where is it) terminal
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:56

Okey if i keep presed shift after select boot throught USB it appears the screen of "loading operating system" and then appear the word "boot:" waiting for write something but anything else i can exit from there pressing escape but nothing changes
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 18:02

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I can't get to grub, After reboot the pc i go for choose the boot method i choose USB and the boots throught the USB where i have Ubuntu but then stay with the garnet screen of ubuntu like 10 or 15 seconds and then appers the terminal screen with all that stuff
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:15

As soon as you hit enter for choosing usb, hit shift as quick as possable and hold it until you see something that tells you the widow has past.
– Michael Prokopec
Nov 18 at 0:27

Also insted of using Unetbootin or the like try: mount to find the usb device id then sudo umount /dev/sd<?><?> where <?><?> is a letter followed by a number of the drive. Then, next: dd bs=4M if="/path/to/iso.iso" of="/dev/sd<?>" conv=fdatasync.
– Michael Prokopec
Nov 18 at 0:37

I am gonna try the shift thing but i can't try the mount and unmount thing cause im in windows and i don't have (or i don't know where is it) terminal
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:56

Okey if i keep presed shift after select boot throught USB it appears the screen of "loading operating system" and then appear the word "boot:" waiting for write something but anything else i can exit from there pressing escape but nothing changes
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 18:02

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I can't get to grub, After reboot the pc i go for choose the boot method i choose USB and the boots throught the USB where i have Ubuntu but then stay with the garnet screen of ubuntu like 10 or 15 seconds and then appers the terminal screen with all that stuff
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:15

As soon as you hit enter for choosing usb, hit shift as quick as possable and hold it until you see something that tells you the widow has past.
– Michael Prokopec
Nov 18 at 0:27

Also insted of using Unetbootin or the like try: mount to find the usb device id then sudo umount /dev/sd<?><?> where <?><?> is a letter followed by a number of the drive. Then, next: dd bs=4M if="/path/to/iso.iso" of="/dev/sd<?>" conv=fdatasync.
– Michael Prokopec
Nov 18 at 0:37

I am gonna try the shift thing but i can't try the mount and unmount thing cause im in windows and i don't have (or i don't know where is it) terminal
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:56

Okey if i keep presed shift after select boot throught USB it appears the screen of "loading operating system" and then appear the word "boot:" waiting for write something but anything else i can exit from there pressing escape but nothing changes
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 18:02

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answered Nov 17 at 5:38

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answered Nov 17 at 5:38

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answered Nov 17 at 5:38

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I can't get to grub, After reboot the pc i go for choose the boot method i choose USB and the boots throught the USB where i have Ubuntu but then stay with the garnet screen of ubuntu like 10 or 15 seconds and then appers the terminal screen with all that stuff
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:15

As soon as you hit enter for choosing usb, hit shift as quick as possable and hold it until you see something that tells you the widow has past.
– Michael Prokopec
Nov 18 at 0:27

Also insted of using Unetbootin or the like try: mount to find the usb device id then sudo umount /dev/sd<?><?> where <?><?> is a letter followed by a number of the drive. Then, next: dd bs=4M if="/path/to/iso.iso" of="/dev/sd<?>" conv=fdatasync.
– Michael Prokopec
Nov 18 at 0:37

I am gonna try the shift thing but i can't try the mount and unmount thing cause im in windows and i don't have (or i don't know where is it) terminal
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:56

Okey if i keep presed shift after select boot throught USB it appears the screen of "loading operating system" and then appear the word "boot:" waiting for write something but anything else i can exit from there pressing escape but nothing changes
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 18:02

add a comment |

I can't get to grub, After reboot the pc i go for choose the boot method i choose USB and the boots throught the USB where i have Ubuntu but then stay with the garnet screen of ubuntu like 10 or 15 seconds and then appers the terminal screen with all that stuff
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:15

As soon as you hit enter for choosing usb, hit shift as quick as possable and hold it until you see something that tells you the widow has past.
– Michael Prokopec
Nov 18 at 0:27

Also insted of using Unetbootin or the like try: mount to find the usb device id then sudo umount /dev/sd<?><?> where <?><?> is a letter followed by a number of the drive. Then, next: dd bs=4M if="/path/to/iso.iso" of="/dev/sd<?>" conv=fdatasync.
– Michael Prokopec
Nov 18 at 0:37

I am gonna try the shift thing but i can't try the mount and unmount thing cause im in windows and i don't have (or i don't know where is it) terminal
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:56

Okey if i keep presed shift after select boot throught USB it appears the screen of "loading operating system" and then appear the word "boot:" waiting for write something but anything else i can exit from there pressing escape but nothing changes
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 18:02

I can't get to grub, After reboot the pc i go for choose the boot method i choose USB and the boots throught the USB where i have Ubuntu but then stay with the garnet screen of ubuntu like 10 or 15 seconds and then appers the terminal screen with all that stuff
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:15

As soon as you hit enter for choosing usb, hit shift as quick as possable and hold it until you see something that tells you the widow has past.
– Michael Prokopec
Nov 18 at 0:27

Also insted of using Unetbootin or the like try: mount to find the usb device id then sudo umount /dev/sd<?><?> where <?><?> is a letter followed by a number of the drive. Then, next: dd bs=4M if="/path/to/iso.iso" of="/dev/sd<?>" conv=fdatasync.
– Michael Prokopec
Nov 18 at 0:37

I am gonna try the shift thing but i can't try the mount and unmount thing cause im in windows and i don't have (or i don't know where is it) terminal
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 0:56

Okey if i keep presed shift after select boot throught USB it appears the screen of "loading operating system" and then appear the word "boot:" waiting for write something but anything else i can exit from there pressing escape but nothing changes
– Jaume Garcia Sanchez
Nov 18 at 18:02

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