By normal upgrade procedure I mean :
1. Right Click on "Power Icon" (top right corner)
2. Select "About this computer"
3. On opened pop-up in the bottom right corner there should be a button which
either says "Update" or "System Up-To-Date"
Let me know if the 16.04.01 install worked ... hope it
@Robert : what I have on DVD is an image of 16.04.01 LTS : http://old-
releases.ubuntu.com/releases/xenial/ubuntu-16.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso
So, I would suggest you "try / install" this first, and then update to 16.04.02
At least that`s how it worked for me.
Current kernel that I have (didn`t
@Robert ... sure, let me clarify the events.
1. I had Ubuntu 16.04 LTS for some time already running on my system.
2. I bought AMD Ryzen 1800 + Gigabyte AB350 Gaming 3 and I took the SSD from
the old system and pushed it into the new one
3. Everything worked fine, except I had to install NVIDIA
@Maciej : I think you missunderstood ... both Gigabyte (mine) and Asus
boards (Huang`s) work fine with 16.04 LTS ... what you need to do .. is
ask Huang to try his luck with 16.10 :) or 17.04
So, Huang, can you make 2 DVD`s .. one with 16.10 and another with 17.04
(or 2 bootable flashes) and just
"on a disk" I mean on a DVD :)
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System doesn't boot properly on AMD Ryzen / Gigabyte GA-AB350-gaming-3
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Installed 16.04 - runs just fine (just like Heiko mentioned above). All
16 cpu`s are visible, however, no way to get temp information (sensors
can`t find anything).
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Just booted 16.04 from disk (try mode) and it works without problems ...
attached a screenshot also
** Attachment added: "Screenshot from 2017-03-12 10-01-42.png"
authentication does work from terminal ( ctrl-alt-f1 )
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AMD Ryzen X1800 (don`t know how a 7 got in there)
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Getting same problem on AMD Ryzen X18700 with GIGABYTE AB350-GAMING3
motherboard (F5 - latest bios version)
Setting acpi=off gets me into login screen but fails to authenticate me
.. so, I`m stuck there.
This occured when I tried to upgrade from 16.04 to 16.10 ... then I
tried installing the
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