If this bug is not going to be addressed by the linux kernel team, then
please make that clear, so that I can determine the proper disposition
of the hardware that will no longer run linux. Thanks!
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Here is some other interesting observations.
I've tried the new release of Fedora (F 28) which uses the latest kernel 4.16
(even newer than ubuntu's 4.15) and to no one's surprise, it produces the same
result (exactly the same result).
So this bug is in the Linux kernel, and is not limited to
OK, I've had time to try the latest kernel from the daily-live/current
directory called 'cosmic' and it does the same thing. I've tried it on
my second machine and like I said earlier it has the same results but
the timestamps are lower. I'll post a new picture of the screen results.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1772038/+attachment/5143246/+files/2018-05-23%2003.21.31.jpg
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After reviewing both screen shots I see that I miss read the timestamps
in the first image, so the crash on my second machine has higher
timestamp numbers NOT lower ones. Opps!
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Title:
ubuntu/xubuntu 18.04 kernel crash during install.
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Status in linux source
Here is another observation, when I run virtualbox on 17.10, and then
create a guest OS with 18.04 it runs fine, no kernel crashes. Thus this
evidence seems to point to the fact that 18.04 is not playing nicely
with the HP BIOS, but 17.10 does play nicely. 18.04 seems to have no
problems with the
Downloading the desktop image now, will report back later!
On 5/21/2018 12:09 PM, Joseph Salisbury wrote:
> Also, it would be good to know if this bug also happens with the current
> daily iso:
> Desktop:
> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/
> Server:
>
These are older machines and boot with a BIOS. If I get free time, I'll
remove the graphics card and see what happens, but I agree with
jsailsbury I think it will still crash.
On 5/21/2018 12:14 PM, Penn Mackintosh wrote:
> Does your device boot UEFI or BIOS? The small bit of crash we can see
>
I have 2 of these computers, the 2nd computer has 8GB of memory and 1TB
HDD, same video card, but this second computer has a WiFi card
installed. I've tried several of the DVD's that I burned and I get the
same results the only difference is the time stamps shown on the screen
is different. On
I'm looking for the modules on the web page given and I'm not seeing
where to download them. I'm not familiar with how launchpad works, so if
there is another way to do this pls let me know.
On 5/21/2018 12:08 PM, Joseph Salisbury wrote:
> Can you install and see if installing a 18.04(Bionic)
** Attachment added: "Picture of the screen after kernel panic crash."
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1772038/+attachment/5141517/+files/2018-05-18%2016.54.43.jpg
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Machine details:
HP-Compaq DC5800 small form factor, 4 GB Ram, Seagate 1TB HDD, ATI/AMD Radeon
B530 video card!
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Title:
My system will not run ubuntu or xubuntu 18.04, thus I can not collect
log files.
New information:
I have downloaded 8 versions of 18.04 from several different mirror sites. I
have not directly confirmed the checksum on any of these downloads. I have
burned 10 DVDs with 2 different burners all
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