After BIOS update my Ubuntu can't login, blank screen (It's not detecting my Graphics driver)
I am using dual boot in my system (Windows & Ubuntu). I recently upgraded my BIOS, Now it's F16 version, afterward my Ubuntu can't boot (blank screen), this problem occurs by Graphics drivers issues, I can't find any Drivers for Linux, Even though I find and install some AMD drivers from https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-prorad-lin-18-20,
After installing that driver. My Ubuntu can boot in as a normal, But afterward any of the videos in my PC can't play, just hang automatically,
I hear Ubuntu 18.04 LTS already come with AMD drivers itself, no need to install, But I can't work in Ubuntu, when I am doing videos and browsing I can see a lot of CPU gets used, Now I am using my Ubuntu through the Kernel variable nomodeset. It's used to disable Graphics accelaration on booting.
Every problem starts with the BIOS update, How can I go back to the Old BIOS stage?
drivers hp amd-graphics bios
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I am using dual boot in my system (Windows & Ubuntu). I recently upgraded my BIOS, Now it's F16 version, afterward my Ubuntu can't boot (blank screen), this problem occurs by Graphics drivers issues, I can't find any Drivers for Linux, Even though I find and install some AMD drivers from https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-prorad-lin-18-20,
After installing that driver. My Ubuntu can boot in as a normal, But afterward any of the videos in my PC can't play, just hang automatically,
I hear Ubuntu 18.04 LTS already come with AMD drivers itself, no need to install, But I can't work in Ubuntu, when I am doing videos and browsing I can see a lot of CPU gets used, Now I am using my Ubuntu through the Kernel variable nomodeset. It's used to disable Graphics accelaration on booting.
Every problem starts with the BIOS update, How can I go back to the Old BIOS stage?
drivers hp amd-graphics bios
edited 7 mins ago
SurvivalMachine
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asked 4 hours ago
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I am using dual boot in my system (Windows & Ubuntu). I recently upgraded my BIOS, Now it's F16 version, afterward my Ubuntu can't boot (blank screen), this problem occurs by Graphics drivers issues, I can't find any Drivers for Linux, Even though I find and install some AMD drivers from https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-prorad-lin-18-20,
After installing that driver. My Ubuntu can boot in as a normal, But afterward any of the videos in my PC can't play, just hang automatically,
I hear Ubuntu 18.04 LTS already come with AMD drivers itself, no need to install, But I can't work in Ubuntu, when I am doing videos and browsing I can see a lot of CPU gets used, Now I am using my Ubuntu through the Kernel variable nomodeset. It's used to disable Graphics accelaration on booting.
Every problem starts with the BIOS update, How can I go back to the Old BIOS stage?
drivers hp amd-graphics bios
edited 7 mins ago
SurvivalMachine
1,3093817
asked 4 hours ago
NaveenNaveen
113
I am using dual boot in my system (Windows & Ubuntu). I recently upgraded my BIOS, Now it's F16 version, afterward my Ubuntu can't boot (blank screen), this problem occurs by Graphics drivers issues, I can't find any Drivers for Linux, Even though I find and install some AMD drivers from https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-prorad-lin-18-20,
After installing that driver. My Ubuntu can boot in as a normal, But afterward any of the videos in my PC can't play, just hang automatically,
I hear Ubuntu 18.04 LTS already come with AMD drivers itself, no need to install, But I can't work in Ubuntu, when I am doing videos and browsing I can see a lot of CPU gets used, Now I am using my Ubuntu through the Kernel variable nomodeset. It's used to disable Graphics accelaration on booting.
Every problem starts with the BIOS update, How can I go back to the Old BIOS stage?
drivers hp amd-graphics bios
drivers hp amd-graphics bios
edited 7 mins ago
SurvivalMachine
1,3093817
asked 4 hours ago
NaveenNaveen
113
edited 7 mins ago
SurvivalMachine
1,3093817
asked 4 hours ago
NaveenNaveen
113
edited 7 mins ago
SurvivalMachine
1,3093817
edited 7 mins ago
SurvivalMachine
1,3093817
edited 7 mins ago
SurvivalMachine
1,3093817
1,3093817
asked 4 hours ago
NaveenNaveen
113
asked 4 hours ago
NaveenNaveen
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