Funny enough, but sadly, Windows was the only one that booted normally.
dudesss
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The problem started with Mesa.. Amdgpu is having the same problem.
Cold booting does the same effect. Sometimes I'm able to bootup the driver. But after a reboot, the same problem always recurs.
Are you saying I can update the firmware inside the GPU? I've never heard of that. It'd a Gigabyte gpu.
And the mobo firmware fully updated. I've tried with both recent versions of the Asus b550m-plus bios firmware.
I'm having the same issue with booting an Fedora and Arch USB. I also have to set nomodeset
Both Mesa and Amdgpu-Pro fail
Prince William is still next in line of succession.
AYE can't hear you!
Hah! Agreed. However if they had Spongebob, you betcha I would have it playing.
Oops lol, misclick.
I would like to try the amdgpu-pro-installer package, but yay - v amdgpu-pro-installer with or without verbose gives me a blank response right away.
If I use a fake package name, it does the same. If I use another existing one, it works.
From my understanding, I may be able to use PKGBUILD instead of yay?
Any recommendations of what to buy in Canada for a friendly phone. FOSS, Graphene, Linux, or ethical? I'm not sure what to do, or if I should wait until we have a Canadian supplier or distributor.