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This probably doesn't help much, but I'm basically getting the same error message with an ASRock mainboard (here). Maybe that thread helps you - at least you get to know all the things I tried so far. Any maybe one of the things I tried works for you.

After some research on the internet & I tried the program boot repair to see if that is able to make booting my PC more stable. I ran it, and here is the complete log of what it found and what it repaired. However, it still doesn't boot consistently, so apparently nothing relevant has changed. Is th...

Again, thank you - I'm very grateful for you to take the time to help me here. acpi=off doesn't work. I tried it a few times, but it never manages to boot. This is what is shows without deleting "quiet splash", this is what it shows after deleting "quiet splash". Here is the url with the complete lo...

Alright, thanks again for the useful suggestions. With “nomodeset“ in grub, I have finally been able to boot. I then installed Linux Mint from the flash drive & upgraded to kernel 4.18 … all in all, it seems a little more stable than 4.15. However, it still doesn’t boot reliably (it works approximat...

Thank you for your suggestions! I checked the iso and also the flash drive (the latter by successfully installing LM19.1 with the same flash drive on a different pc). So I think the flash drive is not the problem. I read through the Arch linux thread and it indeed sounds quite similar. Sadly I'm not...

Hi! I have troubles installing Mint 19.1 on a ASRock FM2A88M-HD+ (Integrated AMD Radeon™ R7/R5 Series Graphics in A-series APU) AMD A8-7600 Radeon R7, 10 Compute Cores 4c+6g 4096MB with 512MB Shared Memory When I try to boot from a Mint flash drive, sometimes the boot process hangs at the Mint logo....

Download here: http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/app/xrandr/ (xrandr-1.X.X.tar.gz) the source code and unzip/untar.

Sorry. As it seems I'm quite stupid. How can I download a zip or tar.gz from the link you gave?

Started working again. Was this a server porblem?

Hello! I'm having a problem on three different laptops, two running Linux Mint 17.1 Cinnamon 64-bit and one running Linux Mint 17.2 Cinnamon 64-bit. I did a fresh install of Linux Mint 17.2 on a laptop (Asus UX32VD) and checked the md5sum of the downloaded iso. After installation, I got the followin...

Hello! I'm not shure if I'm talking about the same problem, but I had an issue with my USB flash drives too. When I plugged them in, I got the message Could not display "/media/USERNAME/USB-DRIVE". The location is not a folder. I could open the drive as root though and write files to it. The problem...