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solve! LG gram 17 linux boot infinite acpi error for kernel 4.18 over
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Open Aqua1ung opened 1 year ago

Aqua1ung commented 1 year ago

Hi, I happen to have a similar issue with my 17" 2022 LG Gram, though some of the BIOS menus you mention in your fix are not available, hence I just can't fix mine. Any ideas as to what can be done?

Aqua1ung commented 1 year ago

Found an RTD3 setting in my BIOS, and attempted to set that to "Dislabled," though it looks like it doesn't let me do it due to the fact that "ITBT RTD3 Disabled is not supported when SW CM is applied for OS" (whatever that may mean). ITBT_RTD3

MilesBHuff commented 5 months ago

Hi! I have a 2024 17in LG Gram, and was able to fix the annoying error messages somehow, but I'm not entirely sure which setting solved things. I do know I didn't actually touch the Thunderbolt settings, though. I think it might have been something in the ACPI menu. Perhaps changing that one thing from "Auto" to "Enabled"?

Also, for Internet people: The shortcut to get to the advanced settings on the 2024 17" is Ctrl+Shift+Alt+F7.

DREU007 commented 6 days ago

Have tried another approach:

From Nvidia forum. scoobi_doo Jul 9

I am running Kubuntu 24.04 on an LG Gram 16 Model 16Z90 and have this problem (but I have the Intel Iris Xe GPU). Narrowed it down to the splash kernel command line parameter when booting. To fix:

Boot a Recovery kernel (which is missing splash but includes nomodeset which breaks other things).
In a shell, edit /etc/defaults/grub and remove splash from GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT.
Rebuild bootloader configuration with update-grub.
Reboot.

Worked for me. Kubuntu 24.04 LTS