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* I had a running installation of an older Ubuntu, se [[X1E-78-100]] | * I had a running installation of an older Ubuntu, se [[X1E-78-100]] | ||
* Windows was still installed in parallel | * Windows was still installed in parallel | ||
* I did a backup of my data | |||
Steps | Steps | ||
* Download the aarchc64 image uf Ubuntu 26.04 | * Download the aarchc64 image uf Ubuntu 26.04 | ||
* Create an installation USB stick | * Create an installation USB stick (see [[X1E-78-100#Prepare_a_USB_memory_stick]]) | ||
* Run the test/install environment | * Run the test/install environment | ||
** Select manual install | ** Select manual install | ||
** /boot/efi is on my system nvme0p1 | ** select the partitions | ||
** / is on my system nvme0p6 (it is marked as format/overwrite) | *** /boot/efi is on my system nvme0p1 | ||
** /home is on my system nvme0p7 | *** / is on my system nvme0p6 (it is marked as format/overwrite) | ||
*** /home is on my system nvme0p7 | |||
** Install and reboot | |||
Postconditions | Postconditions | ||
* The grub bootloader does not start | * The grub bootloader does not start | ||
** In one case, the screen stated white text on black ground: | |||
*** Unexpected return from initial read: Volume Corrupt, bufersize 1000 | |||
*** Failed to load image ]]]]: Volume Corrupt | |||
*** start_image() returned Volume Corrupt | |||
** In another case, it took quite long (maybe a minute) that anything was shown: | |||
*** GNU GRUB version 2.14 | |||
*** Minimal bash-like line editing is supported for the first word, TAB lists possible command completion... | |||
*** grub> _ | |||
*** you can type some commands here like ''reboot'' | |||
Solution | |||
* I did the exact same procedure as above 3 times with different results | |||
** After ther 3rd try, I had a booting grub, a booting linux and windows also is booting again. | |||
Below I describe some of the scenarios in the hpe that these may be of help to the reader. | |||
=== HP Omnibook X14 === | === HP Omnibook X14 === | ||
==== Boot selector ==== | |||
There is a build-in boot selector: | |||
* A longpress (30 sec) on the power button reboots your system | |||
* During the first 10 seconds immediately after the reboot, constantly hit the '''F9''' key | |||
* You then can choose between the linux/grub bootloader, a microsoft bootloader or starting from the USB-A memory stick again. | |||
=== grub === | |||
==== Windows does not boot ==== | |||
In case windows still starts booting but does not succeed and ends up in a black screen | |||
* remove all devices from USB ports | |||
* boot into linux | |||
** run the grub install and configure scripts there | |||
*** sudo fdisk --list # search your disk | |||
*** sudo grup-install /dev/nvme0n1 # adapt your disk name here | |||
*** sudo update-grub | |||
*** sudo reboot # to test the boot process | |||
This process did detect the parallel windows installation. | |||
On my system, windows was booting again afterwards | |||
=== qcom-firmware-extractor === | |||
When trying to run the qcom-firmware-extractor, it will complain about incombatibilities... | |||
Version vom 26. April 2026, 06:14 Uhr
Clean-install of Ubuntu 26.04
2026 the simple start
Preconditions
- I had a running installation of an older Ubuntu, se X1E-78-100
- Windows was still installed in parallel
- I did a backup of my data
Steps
- Download the aarchc64 image uf Ubuntu 26.04
- Create an installation USB stick (see X1E-78-100#Prepare_a_USB_memory_stick)
- Run the test/install environment
- Select manual install
- select the partitions
- /boot/efi is on my system nvme0p1
- / is on my system nvme0p6 (it is marked as format/overwrite)
- /home is on my system nvme0p7
- Install and reboot
Postconditions
- The grub bootloader does not start
- In one case, the screen stated white text on black ground:
- Unexpected return from initial read: Volume Corrupt, bufersize 1000
- Failed to load image ]]]]: Volume Corrupt
- start_image() returned Volume Corrupt
- In another case, it took quite long (maybe a minute) that anything was shown:
- GNU GRUB version 2.14
- Minimal bash-like line editing is supported for the first word, TAB lists possible command completion...
- grub> _
- you can type some commands here like reboot
- In one case, the screen stated white text on black ground:
Solution
- I did the exact same procedure as above 3 times with different results
- After ther 3rd try, I had a booting grub, a booting linux and windows also is booting again.
Below I describe some of the scenarios in the hpe that these may be of help to the reader.
HP Omnibook X14
Boot selector
There is a build-in boot selector:
- A longpress (30 sec) on the power button reboots your system
- During the first 10 seconds immediately after the reboot, constantly hit the F9 key
- You then can choose between the linux/grub bootloader, a microsoft bootloader or starting from the USB-A memory stick again.
grub
Windows does not boot
In case windows still starts booting but does not succeed and ends up in a black screen
- remove all devices from USB ports
- boot into linux
- run the grub install and configure scripts there
- sudo fdisk --list # search your disk
- sudo grup-install /dev/nvme0n1 # adapt your disk name here
- sudo update-grub
- sudo reboot # to test the boot process
- run the grub install and configure scripts there
This process did detect the parallel windows installation. On my system, windows was booting again afterwards
qcom-firmware-extractor
When trying to run the qcom-firmware-extractor, it will complain about incombatibilities...