Trying/ Installing Ubuntu 16.04 on HP EliteDesk puts monitor Display to sleep
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I have a requirement to install Ubuntu 16.04 in HP EliteDesk 800-G3-TWR. The system runs fine till GNU GRUB Boot Menu. However, the monitor display goes to sleep on selecting any option: Install Ubuntu and Try live from USB.
It must be noticed that for a second i am able to hear Ubuntu OS boot sound (of drums).
Few other findings are:
- Ubuntu 18.04 gets successfully installed.
- Tried in legacy and UEFI modes, but showing same behavior in any case.
- Also tried tweaking
BIOS settings like disabling TPM, Secure Boot etc. but no use.
16.04 boot system-installation hp
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Haider AliHaider Ali
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I have a requirement to install Ubuntu 16.04 in HP EliteDesk 800-G3-TWR. The system runs fine till GNU GRUB Boot Menu. However, the monitor display goes to sleep on selecting any option: Install Ubuntu and Try live from USB.
It must be noticed that for a second i am able to hear Ubuntu OS boot sound (of drums).
Few other findings are:
- Ubuntu 18.04 gets successfully installed.
- Tried in legacy and UEFI modes, but showing same behavior in any case.
- Also tried tweaking
BIOS settings like disabling TPM, Secure Boot etc. but no use.
16.04 boot system-installation hp
asked Feb 8 at 7:56
Haider AliHaider Ali
1
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Try booting with nomodeset and also without quiet splash. When GRUB boot menu pops up press "e" key to change the entry and as stated before remove "quiet splash" and replace with "nomodeset". Let me know what happens, nomodeset should not load graphic drivers.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 8:38
I did this. I get a blank ubuntu desktop screen with cursor only. No mouse click or commands work.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 9:37
I am able to install ubuntu with quite splash and nomodeset parameters. It is being installed. fingers crossed and the installer crashed.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 9:55
In my next attempt, i get successfully ubuntu installed. However, it never ges booted. I dont even go to the grub screen. After my system screen, i get a purple screen.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 10:16
The purple screen is given by the "splash" parameter in GRUB entry, "quiet" prevent writing boot logs, if you remove both you'll see where your boot flow gets stuck.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 10:33
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I have a requirement to install Ubuntu 16.04 in HP EliteDesk 800-G3-TWR. The system runs fine till GNU GRUB Boot Menu. However, the monitor display goes to sleep on selecting any option: Install Ubuntu and Try live from USB.
It must be noticed that for a second i am able to hear Ubuntu OS boot sound (of drums).
Few other findings are:
- Ubuntu 18.04 gets successfully installed.
- Tried in legacy and UEFI modes, but showing same behavior in any case.
- Also tried tweaking
BIOS settings like disabling TPM, Secure Boot etc. but no use.
16.04 boot system-installation hp
asked Feb 8 at 7:56
Haider AliHaider Ali
1
I have a requirement to install Ubuntu 16.04 in HP EliteDesk 800-G3-TWR. The system runs fine till GNU GRUB Boot Menu. However, the monitor display goes to sleep on selecting any option: Install Ubuntu and Try live from USB.
It must be noticed that for a second i am able to hear Ubuntu OS boot sound (of drums).
Few other findings are:
- Ubuntu 18.04 gets successfully installed.
- Tried in legacy and UEFI modes, but showing same behavior in any case.
- Also tried tweaking
BIOS settings like disabling TPM, Secure Boot etc. but no use.
16.04 boot system-installation hp
16.04 boot system-installation hp
asked Feb 8 at 7:56
Haider AliHaider Ali
1
asked Feb 8 at 7:56
Haider AliHaider Ali
1
asked Feb 8 at 7:56
Haider AliHaider Ali
1
asked Feb 8 at 7:56
Haider AliHaider Ali
1
asked Feb 8 at 7:56
Haider AliHaider Ali
1
1
1
Try booting with nomodeset and also without quiet splash. When GRUB boot menu pops up press "e" key to change the entry and as stated before remove "quiet splash" and replace with "nomodeset". Let me know what happens, nomodeset should not load graphic drivers.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 8:38
I did this. I get a blank ubuntu desktop screen with cursor only. No mouse click or commands work.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 9:37
I am able to install ubuntu with quite splash and nomodeset parameters. It is being installed. fingers crossed and the installer crashed.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 9:55
In my next attempt, i get successfully ubuntu installed. However, it never ges booted. I dont even go to the grub screen. After my system screen, i get a purple screen.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 10:16
The purple screen is given by the "splash" parameter in GRUB entry, "quiet" prevent writing boot logs, if you remove both you'll see where your boot flow gets stuck.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 10:33
|
show 1 more comment
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Try booting with nomodeset and also without quiet splash. When GRUB boot menu pops up press "e" key to change the entry and as stated before remove "quiet splash" and replace with "nomodeset". Let me know what happens, nomodeset should not load graphic drivers.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 8:38
I did this. I get a blank ubuntu desktop screen with cursor only. No mouse click or commands work.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 9:37
I am able to install ubuntu with quite splash and nomodeset parameters. It is being installed. fingers crossed and the installer crashed.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 9:55
In my next attempt, i get successfully ubuntu installed. However, it never ges booted. I dont even go to the grub screen. After my system screen, i get a purple screen.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 10:16
The purple screen is given by the "splash" parameter in GRUB entry, "quiet" prevent writing boot logs, if you remove both you'll see where your boot flow gets stuck.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 10:33
1
1
Try booting with nomodeset and also without quiet splash. When GRUB boot menu pops up press "e" key to change the entry and as stated before remove "quiet splash" and replace with "nomodeset". Let me know what happens, nomodeset should not load graphic drivers.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 8:38
Try booting with nomodeset and also without quiet splash. When GRUB boot menu pops up press "e" key to change the entry and as stated before remove "quiet splash" and replace with "nomodeset". Let me know what happens, nomodeset should not load graphic drivers.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 8:38
I did this. I get a blank ubuntu desktop screen with cursor only. No mouse click or commands work.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 9:37
I did this. I get a blank ubuntu desktop screen with cursor only. No mouse click or commands work.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 9:37
I am able to install ubuntu with quite splash and nomodeset parameters. It is being installed. fingers crossed and the installer crashed.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 9:55
I am able to install ubuntu with quite splash and nomodeset parameters. It is being installed. fingers crossed and the installer crashed.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 9:55
In my next attempt, i get successfully ubuntu installed. However, it never ges booted. I dont even go to the grub screen. After my system screen, i get a purple screen.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 10:16
In my next attempt, i get successfully ubuntu installed. However, it never ges booted. I dont even go to the grub screen. After my system screen, i get a purple screen.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 10:16
The purple screen is given by the "splash" parameter in GRUB entry, "quiet" prevent writing boot logs, if you remove both you'll see where your boot flow gets stuck.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 10:33
The purple screen is given by the "splash" parameter in GRUB entry, "quiet" prevent writing boot logs, if you remove both you'll see where your boot flow gets stuck.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 10:33
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Try booting with nomodeset and also without quiet splash. When GRUB boot menu pops up press "e" key to change the entry and as stated before remove "quiet splash" and replace with "nomodeset". Let me know what happens, nomodeset should not load graphic drivers.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 8:38
I did this. I get a blank ubuntu desktop screen with cursor only. No mouse click or commands work.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 9:37
I am able to install ubuntu with quite splash and nomodeset parameters. It is being installed. fingers crossed and the installer crashed.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 9:55
In my next attempt, i get successfully ubuntu installed. However, it never ges booted. I dont even go to the grub screen. After my system screen, i get a purple screen.
– Haider Ali
Feb 8 at 10:16
The purple screen is given by the "splash" parameter in GRUB entry, "quiet" prevent writing boot logs, if you remove both you'll see where your boot flow gets stuck.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 10:33