At the end of the kernel line (near the bottom), add acpi=off - if you have other acpi options place this one before them.

Press e to edit the default boot parameters.

Hold down Left-Shift on boot to bring up the GRUB menu.

My theory is its genarated some config file or something coz my laptop's sata cable was a little loose but now Its fixed but Linux isn't recognising it. This thing isn't going away, It infected into My PC too ( Bcoz I connected it to PC)

This thing is slowing down the entire system.Ĭhanging and going to tty, Can't log in as this message is FLOODING.Įven Live Disk booting shows same messages. Microsoft's Windows 10 isn't giving me any complaint. Removed Ubuntu, tried updating BIOS ( Installrd in MBR in BIOS )Not helpful. Now my desktop's Ubuntu show the same problem after this. I removed and connected the HDD to My Ubuntu PC, Somewhere in askubuntu some guy with same problem had it fixed by connecting HDD to another computer. I replaced the Ubuntu with Manjaro but the error is still there. So I installed Manjaro ( My friend gave me this KDE crash bundle ).īut apparantly I can atleast get to a GUI, I works just natuarally. Irq: Invalid fwnode type (2) for irqdomainĪCPI Error: Namespace lookup failure,ĪCPI Error: Methode parse/execution failed (Mode fĪcpi PNP0C0b:00: Failed to set initial power stateĪCPI Error: Methode parse/execution failed (ModeĪta2: exception Emask 0x10 SAct 0x0 Serr 0x4000000 action 0xe frozen t4 ACPI: watchdog: Device creation failed -16Īta2: exception Emask 0x10 SAct 0x0 Serr 0x4000000 action 0xe froĪta2: irq_stat 0x00000040, connection status changed I am typing them coz I dont know how to genarate that O/P.

I started getting these messages when I booted up. I don't remember exact things I did but I ended up breaking the xserver. I wanted to genarate an nf file since having a screen-tearing whenever I play movies or scroll on pages( tried HW accelaration but didnt work). I recently installed ubuntu gnome 16.04 LTS in My HP-15AC122TU laptop.

Boot graphics resource table