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Latest iso - 01.07.2019. Error when boot on HP ENVY x360 — 15-ds0003ur (amd ryzen 3700u). This is with using `acpi=off` param. What is this? How I can fix this?
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Last edited by gof (2019-07-24 21:15:35)
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Is that booting from the install media, or from an installed version of Arch?
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Is that booting from the install media, or from an installed version of Arch?
It's new installation from usb. I have already tried ubuntu. Same problem...
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That is ambiguous.
I assume you mean your are trying to boot the install media from USB.
FWIW, 'new installation', to me, means that you have booted from the install media, created a partition scheme, formatted volumes, run pacstrap, configured the system and installed a bootloader.
Can you boot a different system with that install media?
What is the install media? CD-ROM, USB ?
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Can you boot a different system with that install media?
Yes, preinstalled windows boot correctly.
What is the install media? CD-ROM, USB ?
USB. Laptop hasn't CD-ROM.
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ewaller wrote:Can you boot a different system with that install media?
Yes, preinstalled windows boot correctly.
I can see how you interpreted that differently than I meant. I guess I was being ambiguous
Although that is good information, what I wanted to actually check was whether that USB device can be used in a different computer to boot successfully.
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I wanted to actually check was whether that USB device can be used in a different computer to boot successfully.
Yes. I just check on the desktop.
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I have the same issue, cant boot on HP ENVY x360 — 15-ds0013nr (amd ryzen 3700u). I used `acpi=off iommu=pt` param.
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@hellojolla please see https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/63151
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I used `acpi=off iommu=pt` param.
It's not work...
please see https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/63151
Thank you for advice. I didn't know about RDRAND bug. I tried to boot the 2018.12.01 iso. It's useless. In debug mode - https://pasteboard.co/IpvVqxA.jpg
Last edited by gof (2019-07-24 21:25:36)
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gof does the boot option nospec_store_bypass_disable have any effect when using the 2018.12.01 iso?
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gof does the boot option nospec_store_bypass_disable have any effect when using the 2018.12.01 iso?
Thank you so much. Successful boot using params acpi=off nospec_store_bypass_disable with both 2018.12.01 and 2019.07.01 .
The problem with acpi stay https://pasteboard.co/IpwCEVj.jpg. Any advice?
Last edited by gof (2019-07-24 23:16:06)
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What if you replace acpi=off with nolapic_timer or nolapic?
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What if you replace acpi=off with nolapic_timer or nolapic?
with nolapic_timer debug -- https://pasteboard.co/IpwU7U2M.jpg
with nolapic debug-- https://pasteboard.co/IpwTUhQ.jpg
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Did nolapic_timer stop with that output on the screen?
The nolapic output looks worse to me than the nolapic_timer output.
If nolapic_timer did hang I am out of other suggestions unfortunately.
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Did nolapic_timer stop with that output on the screen?
Yes, it did... Thank you for help, loqs.
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loqs wrote:Did nolapic_timer stop with that output on the screen?
Yes, it did... Thank you for help, loqs.
I also boot successfully using params acpi=off nospec_store_bypass_disable, but the keyboard and touchpad dont work. Any ideas?
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I have the same problem on almost the same machine (HP Envy x360 15ds000CTO with Ryzen 7 3700U). I can confirm successful boot using the parameters above with the 2019.08.01 ISO, but of course with ACPI off, there's no keyboard so installation can't proceed any further. There's an Ask Ubuntu that looks promising here:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1162746 … tu-live-cd
I've gone as far as extracting the ACPI tables under Windows, but was wondering if there's another way....
Last edited by sez11a (2019-08-09 20:05:36)
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... but was wondering if there's another way....
not yet...
It turned out only for ubuntu... Installed Arch spamed this in stdin:
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[ 90.215088] do_IRQ: 0.110 No irq handler for vector
[ 90.215107] do_IRQ: 0.110 No irq handler for vector
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You must create yourself acpi as here
Some explanation here
And need to add AuthenticAMD.bin to our cpio archive. In /kernel/x86/microcode of kernel's initrd, there is firmware attached
/kernel/firmware/acpi/facp.aml
/kernel/x86/microcode/AuthenticAMD.bin
This you may download my initrd for initrd.img-5.1.20-050120-generic
Changes in FACP.aml:
- 8042 Present on ports 60/64 (V2) : 0 => changed to 1
- Hardware Reduced (V5) : 1 => changed to 0
Kernel 5.1.20 -- last kernel where Bluetooth and Wi-fi are working from box.
And i have some problems with inner mic, Bluetooth mouse, hibernate and sleep.
Last edited by gof (2019-08-13 13:24:41)
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Thanks! I may try this soon. Thankfully, this machine is replacing a machine that's working fine, though it's a bit slow, so I'm not desperate for it.
I understand that Kernel 5.3 is supposed to fix all of this? If I don't get to this in the next couple of weeks, maybe the September Arch ISO will boot just fine....
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Just to let everybody know, the 09/01/2019 ISO boots fine on this machine with no changes.
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