I haven't burned a disc in years. I decided to try another distribution
so I put Xubuntu 15.10 on a flash drive and it booted into the desktop
without any issues, so it seems there must be something different about
Ubuntu 16.04.
On 04/21/2016 07:54 AM, Alex Mandel wrote:
On 04/21/2016 07:39 AM, Bruce Wolk wrote:
I recently built a new Skylake based computer and installed Windows 10
intending to dual-boot with linux. This morning I downloaded the just
released Ubuntu 16.04 distribution and installed it to USB flash drive.
When I boot to the USB drive I get the grub screen, but when I select
the try ubuntu option the Ubuntu desktop background appears and then
several error windows begin quickly flashing in an unreadable fashion,
making it impossible to proceed. I created the USB boot drive using two
different methods and the result was the same. The md5sum is correct.
Any suggestions?
I'm wondering if it required a signed kernel for secure boot. I did have
a friend recently who couldn't get his new laptop to boot a usb
installer, but instead needed to use an external DVD drive. I forget
what the bug was but he said it was hardware related, and known on his
particular Lenovo system. Do you have a DVD drive to try with?
Thanks,
Alex
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