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Booting Ubuntu from USB drive on MSI motherboard — EVERYTHING fails
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I just built a new system with MSI 5700 Gaming Edge Wifi motherboard (with click bios), Ryzen 7 CPU and Radeon 5 GPU and Samsung M.2 SSD.
I made a bootable Ubuntu image with UNetbootin and confirmed that it works fine on my current computer. When I try to boot from it on the new system I initially get the error:
Couldn't get size: 0x800000000000000e
MODSIGN: Couldn't get UEFI db list
Couldn't get size: 0x800000000000000e
and then it gets stuck in the purple Ubuntu loading screen forever.
When I edit the GRUB entry and remove quiet splash and add nomodest I get the following scroll of messages (it goes way off the page but scrolls faster than I can read).
I'm assuming this is all caused by one problem (blocked by a certain hardware thing?) but I have no idea what it is or how to find out. I followed all the solutions I could find for the "UEFI db list" error and nothing helped. I have secure boot disabled (it was disabled by default). I tried switching between UEFI and CSM but that didn't change it.
What are the next steps I can take to diagnose this? Or does anyone have a guess what could be the issue?
boot grub2 system-installation uefi
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I just built a new system with MSI 5700 Gaming Edge Wifi motherboard (with click bios), Ryzen 7 CPU and Radeon 5 GPU and Samsung M.2 SSD.
I made a bootable Ubuntu image with UNetbootin and confirmed that it works fine on my current computer. When I try to boot from it on the new system I initially get the error:
Couldn't get size: 0x800000000000000e
MODSIGN: Couldn't get UEFI db list
Couldn't get size: 0x800000000000000e
and then it gets stuck in the purple Ubuntu loading screen forever.
When I edit the GRUB entry and remove quiet splash and add nomodest I get the following scroll of messages (it goes way off the page but scrolls faster than I can read).
I'm assuming this is all caused by one problem (blocked by a certain hardware thing?) but I have no idea what it is or how to find out. I followed all the solutions I could find for the "UEFI db list" error and nothing helped. I have secure boot disabled (it was disabled by default). I tried switching between UEFI and CSM but that didn't change it.
What are the next steps I can take to diagnose this? Or does anyone have a guess what could be the issue?
boot grub2 system-installation uefi
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What version of Ubuntu are you attempting to run? Have you checked for any bios updates for that motherboard?
– Gordster
9 hours ago
1
I tried 2 different USB drives and two different copies of the ISO, but it boots fine on my laptop so I don't think the installation media is bad. This also happens whether I pickinstallortry without installing, with or without safe graphics, and it happens whether I boot from the partition or the whole device
– B1CL0PS
9 hours ago
2
it looks like the latest bios version is 7C37v14 (Release Date 2019-09-18). Do you have the latest bios?
– Gordster
8 hours ago
1
@Gordster Thanks for your help! Updating the BIOS did it (Ubuntu 19.04 btw)
– B1CL0PS
8 hours ago
1
Mind marking my answer as "answered"? Glad I can help I know they are constantly pushing out bios updates to fix these sorts of issues.
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8 hours ago
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I just built a new system with MSI 5700 Gaming Edge Wifi motherboard (with click bios), Ryzen 7 CPU and Radeon 5 GPU and Samsung M.2 SSD.
I made a bootable Ubuntu image with UNetbootin and confirmed that it works fine on my current computer. When I try to boot from it on the new system I initially get the error:
Couldn't get size: 0x800000000000000e
MODSIGN: Couldn't get UEFI db list
Couldn't get size: 0x800000000000000e
and then it gets stuck in the purple Ubuntu loading screen forever.
When I edit the GRUB entry and remove quiet splash and add nomodest I get the following scroll of messages (it goes way off the page but scrolls faster than I can read).
I'm assuming this is all caused by one problem (blocked by a certain hardware thing?) but I have no idea what it is or how to find out. I followed all the solutions I could find for the "UEFI db list" error and nothing helped. I have secure boot disabled (it was disabled by default). I tried switching between UEFI and CSM but that didn't change it.
What are the next steps I can take to diagnose this? Or does anyone have a guess what could be the issue?
boot grub2 system-installation uefi
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I just built a new system with MSI 5700 Gaming Edge Wifi motherboard (with click bios), Ryzen 7 CPU and Radeon 5 GPU and Samsung M.2 SSD.
I made a bootable Ubuntu image with UNetbootin and confirmed that it works fine on my current computer. When I try to boot from it on the new system I initially get the error:
Couldn't get size: 0x800000000000000e
MODSIGN: Couldn't get UEFI db list
Couldn't get size: 0x800000000000000e
and then it gets stuck in the purple Ubuntu loading screen forever.
When I edit the GRUB entry and remove quiet splash and add nomodest I get the following scroll of messages (it goes way off the page but scrolls faster than I can read).
I'm assuming this is all caused by one problem (blocked by a certain hardware thing?) but I have no idea what it is or how to find out. I followed all the solutions I could find for the "UEFI db list" error and nothing helped. I have secure boot disabled (it was disabled by default). I tried switching between UEFI and CSM but that didn't change it.
What are the next steps I can take to diagnose this? Or does anyone have a guess what could be the issue?
boot grub2 system-installation uefi
boot grub2 system-installation uefi
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What version of Ubuntu are you attempting to run? Have you checked for any bios updates for that motherboard?
– Gordster
9 hours ago
1
I tried 2 different USB drives and two different copies of the ISO, but it boots fine on my laptop so I don't think the installation media is bad. This also happens whether I pickinstallortry without installing, with or without safe graphics, and it happens whether I boot from the partition or the whole device
– B1CL0PS
9 hours ago
2
it looks like the latest bios version is 7C37v14 (Release Date 2019-09-18). Do you have the latest bios?
– Gordster
8 hours ago
1
@Gordster Thanks for your help! Updating the BIOS did it (Ubuntu 19.04 btw)
– B1CL0PS
8 hours ago
1
Mind marking my answer as "answered"? Glad I can help I know they are constantly pushing out bios updates to fix these sorts of issues.
– Gordster
8 hours ago
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What version of Ubuntu are you attempting to run? Have you checked for any bios updates for that motherboard?
– Gordster
9 hours ago
1
I tried 2 different USB drives and two different copies of the ISO, but it boots fine on my laptop so I don't think the installation media is bad. This also happens whether I pickinstallortry without installing, with or without safe graphics, and it happens whether I boot from the partition or the whole device
– B1CL0PS
9 hours ago
2
it looks like the latest bios version is 7C37v14 (Release Date 2019-09-18). Do you have the latest bios?
– Gordster
8 hours ago
1
@Gordster Thanks for your help! Updating the BIOS did it (Ubuntu 19.04 btw)
– B1CL0PS
8 hours ago
1
Mind marking my answer as "answered"? Glad I can help I know they are constantly pushing out bios updates to fix these sorts of issues.
– Gordster
8 hours ago
1
1
What version of Ubuntu are you attempting to run? Have you checked for any bios updates for that motherboard?
– Gordster
9 hours ago
What version of Ubuntu are you attempting to run? Have you checked for any bios updates for that motherboard?
– Gordster
9 hours ago
1
1
I tried 2 different USB drives and two different copies of the ISO, but it boots fine on my laptop so I don't think the installation media is bad. This also happens whether I pick
install or try without installing, with or without safe graphics, and it happens whether I boot from the partition or the whole device– B1CL0PS
9 hours ago
I tried 2 different USB drives and two different copies of the ISO, but it boots fine on my laptop so I don't think the installation media is bad. This also happens whether I pick
install or try without installing, with or without safe graphics, and it happens whether I boot from the partition or the whole device– B1CL0PS
9 hours ago
2
2
it looks like the latest bios version is 7C37v14 (Release Date 2019-09-18). Do you have the latest bios?
– Gordster
8 hours ago
it looks like the latest bios version is 7C37v14 (Release Date 2019-09-18). Do you have the latest bios?
– Gordster
8 hours ago
1
1
@Gordster Thanks for your help! Updating the BIOS did it (Ubuntu 19.04 btw)
– B1CL0PS
8 hours ago
@Gordster Thanks for your help! Updating the BIOS did it (Ubuntu 19.04 btw)
– B1CL0PS
8 hours ago
1
1
Mind marking my answer as "answered"? Glad I can help I know they are constantly pushing out bios updates to fix these sorts of issues.
– Gordster
8 hours ago
Mind marking my answer as "answered"? Glad I can help I know they are constantly pushing out bios updates to fix these sorts of issues.
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8 hours ago
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It looks like the latest bios version is 7C37v14 (Release Date 2019-09-18). Update your bios to this version in order to get the latest Linux support.
With these processors and motherboards being so new it is a good idea to pay attention to the latest bios releases.
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@Pilot6 I did that and have now edited my "answer"
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Updating the BIOS to version 7C37v14 fixed the issue!
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It looks like the latest bios version is 7C37v14 (Release Date 2019-09-18). Update your bios to this version in order to get the latest Linux support.
With these processors and motherboards being so new it is a good idea to pay attention to the latest bios releases.
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It looks like the latest bios version is 7C37v14 (Release Date 2019-09-18). Update your bios to this version in order to get the latest Linux support.
With these processors and motherboards being so new it is a good idea to pay attention to the latest bios releases.
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What version of Ubuntu are you attempting to run? Have you checked for any bios updates for that motherboard?
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I tried 2 different USB drives and two different copies of the ISO, but it boots fine on my laptop so I don't think the installation media is bad. This also happens whether I pick
installortry without installing, with or without safe graphics, and it happens whether I boot from the partition or the whole device– B1CL0PS
9 hours ago
2
it looks like the latest bios version is 7C37v14 (Release Date 2019-09-18). Do you have the latest bios?
– Gordster
8 hours ago
1
@Gordster Thanks for your help! Updating the BIOS did it (Ubuntu 19.04 btw)
– B1CL0PS
8 hours ago
1
Mind marking my answer as "answered"? Glad I can help I know they are constantly pushing out bios updates to fix these sorts of issues.
– Gordster
8 hours ago