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sudo sed -i 's/COMPRESS=lz4/COMPRESS=gzip/g' /etc/initramfs-tools/initramfs.confsudo update-initramfs -u
This sounds like it might be a compression issue .. something changed in recent releases which apparently causes problems on some systems. You can test for this by trying an older version. Can you give it a go with the Ubuntu 18.04 live CD, this should be pre- the compression issue. If you get the issue post-install, (i.e. if you install 18, then upgrade to 20) apparently you can fix with (after booting in recovery mode);Code: [Select]sudo sed -i 's/COMPRESS=lz4/COMPRESS=gzip/g' /etc/initramfs-tools/initramfs.confsudo update-initramfs -u
acpi=noirq
When you boot a Linux installer, you should get the opportunity to edit the boot command. Try adding this to the end of the line and see if it helps:Code: [Select]acpi=noirq