Deepin 23 rc2 and rc1 does not boot after installation on Lenovo ideapad slim 3 16abr8

[pieckenst]

SUMMARY | 问题概要

So im trying to install deepin 23 rc2 on my laptop alongside windows and the install process finishes sucessfuly but afterwards on first boot there is nothing except black screen on first boot atempt

SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS | 软件/系统版本信息

distro: deepin v23 rc2 
laptop model : Lenovo ideapad slim 3 16abr8

PRE-REQUIREMENT | 预置条件

Probably hardware specific?

STEPS TO REPRODUCE | 复现步骤

1. Atempt to install the os on the specific lenovo laptop in a dual boot with windows
2. watch it successfully complete the install progress bar going from 0% to 50% then after it gets to 50% in 5 seconds to 100%
3. first boot= black screen

OBSERVED RESULT | 观察到的结果

first boot= black screen

EXPECTED RESULT | 期望的结果

booting to first time setup wizard

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION | 额外补充

distro: deepin v23 rc2 laptop model : Lenovo ideapad slim 3 16abr8 cpu: amd ryzen 5 7530u ssd: factory micron 512 gb ram : 16 gb ram gpu: integrated amd radeon vega 7 atempted dual boot with windows 11 secure boot off tpm 2.0 on

[Huayuluoshi]

According to step 2"watch it successfully complete the install progress bar going from 0% to 50% then after it gets to 50% in 5 seconds to 100%",I guess your ISO was damaged.Did you do a md5 sum before install? Normally, I have never encountered a situation where it takes 5 seconds to go from 50% to 100%.

[pieckenst]

According to step 2"watch it successfully complete the install progress bar going from 0% to 50% then after it gets to 50% in 5 seconds to 100%",I guess your ISO was damaged.Did you do a md5 sum before install? Normally, I have never encountered a situation where it takes 5 seconds to go from 50% to 100%.

already had tried to redownload the iso 4 times and install again same thing happens both in rc1 iso and in rc2 md5 is fine soo it aint corrupt iso either something hardware specific or some shitshow with partitioning like 100 mb efi partition not being enough?

[Huayuluoshi]

According to step 2"watch it successfully complete the install progress bar going from 0% to 50% then after it gets to 50% in 5 seconds to 100%",I guess your ISO was damaged.Did you do a md5 sum before install? Normally, I have never encountered a situation where it takes 5 seconds to go from 50% to 100%.

already had tried to redownload the iso 4 times and install again same thing happens both in rc1 iso and in rc2 md5 is fine soo it aint corrupt iso either something hardware specific or some shitshow with partitioning like 100 mb efi partition not being enough?

So this issue may deepin-installer's I think.Have you tried installing deepin completely(instead of manually mounting the partition)? If it is deepin single system?!

All thing notice me that,deepin-installer seems like have the bug ...

[pieckenst]

Have you tried installing deepin completely(instead of manually mounting the partition)? If it is deepin single system?!

i would prefer to not have to lose my windows install if possible so no i only tried to install it as a dual boot

[BLumia]

https://github.com/orgs/linuxdeepin/discussions/9472 not sure but might related?

[babyfengfjx]

We may need to confirm the partition of your installation, can provide a picture of the entire installation process to see. @kobe337 Pay attention to this issue.

[pieckenst]

We may need to confirm the partition of your installation, can provide a picture of the entire installation process to see. @kobe337 Pay attention to this issue.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-tQWQjcv4Y made a video of how the install goes- sorry for shaky camera

[kobe337]

According to the information provided by the user, the video shows that a 2G efi partition is used, a 31G root partition, and a 51G data partition @ArchieMeng

[ArchieMeng]

I have no idea what happened to you. Maybe you can launch the "try deepin 23" mode, and reinstall the grub EFI with reference https://wiki.debian.org/GrubEFIReinstall. Additionally, is there any other Linux distros you tried without such issues?

[pieckenst]

Additionally, is there any other Linux distros you tried without such issues?

pop os installs and boots just fine in a dual boot with windows - but it uses systemd-boot instead of grub

[ArchieMeng]

pop os installs and boots just fine in a dual boot with windows - but it uses systemd-boot instead of grub

So wired. This doesn't make sense that systemd-boot works while grub won't. Have you tried Ubuntu? If so, all distros using Grub won't work on your device.