I completely agree, it's a bad user experience.
The reason why proprietary drivers like Nvidia are historically not
installed by default I think is because they have their own license
conditions.
In practice the real problem here seems to be the bugginess of the open
source nouveau driver you
Hi all!
I've installed Ubuntu 22.04 for real and using the proprietary driver in
fact solves the screen issue.
However, in my opinion, someone who wants to try Ubuntu from a live
stick should not need to worry about such things (e. g. also try using
safe graphics mode). That person is likely to
When you first boot the live USB you should probably choose "Ubuntu
(safe graphics)" instead of "Try or Install Ubuntu". Despite sounding
different they are the same thing with the only difference being that
troublesome graphics drivers are disabled in safe graphics mode.
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I created a live USB stick with persistent store on it to test the workaround,
and the system booted up fine. I didn't get screen where you choose between
'Try Ubuntu' or 'Install', so probably that's why it is working. I checked it
and the nouveau driver was selected so i'm not sure if it's
@Daniel - I understand how to troubleshoot things and your steps seems
very valid, but I don't have any discrete AMD card right here to
test.
Also - AMD Ryzen CPUs are not equipped with builtin GPU :)
Whole case is about the installation process is simply impossible to be
accomplished for
Keep it simple. Please start with only the AMD GPU.
If you have a laptop, just disconnect the external monitor.
If you have a desktop, just move the monitor connection to the
motherboard. You might have to also temporarily remove the Nvidia card
during that time or else the system will still
@Daniel - I wish I could but how I can do that, when the screen is
totally unreadable (click blindly around especially on 4K display? ;) )
and this is just live USB drive before any installation happening?
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Has anyone tried logging into a Wayland session to see if that avoids
the bug? On the login screen it will either be called 'Ubuntu on
Wayland' or just 'Ubuntu' if the only other option is 'Ubuntu on Xorg'.
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I don't want to spend too much time on nouveau bugs when it has so many
known problems. So all Nvidia owners please open the 'Additional
Drivers' app and install the proprietary Nvidia driver from there.
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Same here -
Nvidia 3060 Ti on AMD X570 platform
Panasonic 4K TV via HDMI cable.
While welcome screen is fine - the one with "Install" or "try ubuntu",
then the screen blink for a while then return with fluo-green-yellow
colorset. It is hard to read anything.
Re-inserting HDMI cable to force
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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@Daniel
I'll gladly do that, but I won't get my hands on that computer before
Thursday and I'd need to either figure out how to create a persistent
live stick or to install 22.04 on a separate partition or drive.
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