Re: Re: Lenovo Yoga 920 - debian installer goes black
Hi Greg, > I had a similar problem some time ago (getting a blank screen in the > Debian 9.3 installer), also with a Lenovo laptop. I was able to solve > the problem by going into the BIOS and under startup options changing > the "UEFI/Legacy Boot" setting to "Both." Thanks for the advice. Unfortunately, no such option appears available in my BIOS version. I tried setting an administrator password, which does unlock a few more options - for instance to disable Intel SGX, but that didn't help. It's working in Ubuntu, but that seems to be using a different way to install altogether. I'm wondering if I could replace the kernel d-i uses with the one from the Ubuntu installer for instance, or if there are any options I should add to the vmlinuz line in Grub. Cheers, Frederik
Re: Lenovo Yoga 920 - debian installer goes black
Dear Mr. Vanrenterghem, I had a similar problem some time ago (getting a blank screen in the Debian 9.3 installer), also with a Lenovo laptop. I was able to solve the problem by going into the BIOS and under startup options changing the "UEFI/Legacy Boot" setting to "Both." Sincerely, Greg Marks > Date: Wed, 30 May 2018 10:23:44 +0800 > From: Frederik Vanrenterghem > To: debian-user@lists.debian.org > Subject: Lenovo Yoga 920 - debian installer goes black > > I'm trying to install the latest weekly build debian-installer netinstall > image on a Lenovo Yoga 920 (with the non-free drivers - same result as the > official build). I also tried the latest stable for good measure. > The initial screen (Debian UEFI installer menu) displays. It's possible to > go to Grub too. > As soon as I select either graphical install or install, the screen > backlight seems to go off / the screen goes black. > The Ubuntu installer does not have this problem. Is there a way to modify > the ubuntu installer to initiate the debian installer for instance? (I've > seen reports of Fedora installing on this laptop too.) > Best regards, > Frederik signature.asc Description: PGP signature