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|    Carlos E.R. to Darklight    |
|    Re: update bios story    |
|    03 Jun 18 16:39:51    |
      From: robin_listas@es.invalid              On 2018-06-03 16:15, Darklight wrote:       > Ok motherboard is an asus prime b350-plus using amd ryzen 5 1600       >       > windows 8.1 pro and opensuse leap 42.3 both 64 bit installed       > before bios update.       >       > all was running good.       > I done the bios up date to version 4011 date 19/4/2018       >       > i go to boot into opensuse, i get the boot screen select opensuse       > i see a few lines of text then screen goes black and nothing.       > So i press reset and boot into windows i get in fine.       > i go back to opensuse boot screen and select recovery a few lines       > text then black screen. so i said a reinstall was going to have to be done.       >       > 1) I boot from dvd in go to install and same thing black screen.       > 2) so i try an upgrade and same thing a black screen.       >       > i tried uefi with steps 1 and 2 same thing only difference the text       > stays on screen and pc just hangs there.       >       > Ok i said lets do the install from windows, boot into windows start       > opensuse dvd, it does its thing and then says restart pc.       > so i restart pc select opensuse and i can boot into opensuse.       > log out go back into windows and uninstall opensuse install loader       > thinking, i would not be able to get into opensuse. So i restart pc get       > to boot screen select opensuse and i can get into opensuse, i done a few       > restarts. ie back and forth from windows to opensuse, and no problem.       >       > Can some one tell me what went on, plus this is a fyi if you do an       > update and get or have the same problems as me.                     I suggest you ask at opensuse mail list or web forum. More readers, some       very knowledgeable.              Did you try disabling secure boot? I had to do that on a machine, after       an update. The display went black and did not boot. I could not even see       grub display.              --       Cheers, Carlos.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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