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Taking my words in #10 back -- legacy mode did help.
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Title:
Installing Ubuntu 14.04 on Lenovo H520 leads to unbootable system
To manage notific
I tried the steps from #9 with no luck.
The grub-install step complains:
grub-install: warning: this GPT partition label contains no BIOS boot
Partition; embedding won't be possible.
grub-install: warning: Embedding is not possible. ...
grub-install: error: will not proceed with blocklists
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I have a very similar situation with Lenovo B350, except that Legacy BIOS
doesn't seem to help either.
Did anyone find any other solution?
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Would anyone like to have a try on below workaround?
1. boot with a live medium (the live mode of the installer is OK)
2. open a terminal or switch to a text console by pressing ctrl-alt-f1
3. execute below commands
cd /tmp
mkdir efi target
# suppose /dev/sda1 is the EFI partition
sudo mount /de
"hmm.. I don't have the same bios options. I'm using a lenovo 520s so
that might be the issue. My bios revision label is ECKT18A, boot block
revision level EC18A, BIOS date 05/08/2012
under my start-up tab I can only
a) change the 'primary boot sequence
b) enable quick-boot [ disabled ]
c) enable
hmm.. I don't have the same bios options. I'm using a lenovo 520s so
that might be the issue. My bios revision label is ECKT18A, boot block
revision level EC18A, BIOS date 05/08/2012
under my start-up tab I can only
a) change the 'primary boot sequence
b) enable quick-boot
We have firmware test suite
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Reference/fwts that should help
excercising UEFI implementation.
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Title:
Installing Ub
Unfortunately I'm not able to reformat this system again.
As for the workaround:
1. Enter the BIOS with F1
2. Go to the Startup Tab
3. Disable SecureBoot
4. Enable CSM
5. Set boot priority to Legacy
6. Save, reboot and reinstall Ubuntu
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I have the same issue. How did you enable csm mode and legacy bios? I
cant find those options in the bios.
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Title:
Installing Ubuntu 14.04 on L
Hrm.. I noticed that the boot entry ( before the firmware botches it all
up ) seems to be pointing to the wrong partition. While installing, can
you make sure that it is in fact, /dev/sda2 that is mounted in
/target/boot/efi, and not sda1? Also could you run sudo grub_probe
--device-map= --target
I've tested with three machine states and dumped the partitions and
efibootmgr -v for each.
1. Windows 8.1 x64 installed (boots correctly)
2. Xubuntu 14.04 2014-04-08 daily build after installation but still in live usb
3. Xubuntu 14.04 2014-04-08 daily build after reboot
# With Windows 8.1 x64 i
It sounds like you have already troubleshot the issue and identified it
as a broken bios. As such, there isn't really anything we can do on
this end. For the sake of completeness though, could you post the exact
boot catalog before, and after rebooting?
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