late pike
Hey guys, I am new to Linux Mint and Linux in general. I just installed Linux Mint on my laptop alongside windows. After booting into mint I am getting the error I posted. However, I am able to boot in the system. Any idea what this error means and should I be worried ?
nova fossil
Hey guys, I am new to Linux Mint and Linux in general. I just installed Linux Mi...
i wouldnt worry about it if it boots anyways. apparently a bios update might fix it
late pike
Is this a common thing ?
umbral finch
I see the erors mention _SB a lot. ensure Secure Boot and TPM is turned off in bios, as well as RST if u turned it back on after install.
nova fossil
i never had it. there is usually some sort of text or warning when you boot. if anything like that happened on windows windows just wouldnt tell you to keep looking professional.
late pike
Ok but in the documentation it mentions that the new version of mint has secure boot support
umbral finch
🤷♂️
late pike
The strange thing is I did install both Fedora and Linux earlier, but none of these errors showed up 🤷🏽♂️
paper prairie
@late pike try reviving packages. Hold shift on reboot, press on the second option go to recovery mode, and choose the second option which should say recover packages. Wait for it then press the first option it should stop it I hope.
late pike
Thanks man will have a look at it later on.
BTW I have the 5.15 kernel. Any idea how I can get the latest kernel ? Complete noob in Linux here 😅
umbral finch
Generally, and I emphasize this: You DON'T need to put a newer kernel just because it exists . Only if there's some new cutting-edge hardware added to the system that the current one can't recognize (eg. video card, usb/internal soundcard, webcam, pen tablet, etc) or the current hardware is glitching out (eg- flashing screen, freezing)
but if you must, in Mint see the Update Manager: "View" menu item, then "kernels"
paper prairie
BTW I have the 5.15 kernel. Any idea how I can get the latest kernel ? Complete ...
Recommend a 6.5 kernel.
For some reason the older kernels have display issues commonly
meager wave
BTW I have the 5.15 kernel. Any idea how I can get the latest kernel ? Complete ...
use update manager
prisma oasis
Is this a common thing ?
Yes. Unless you buy a computer with a BIOS built for Linux and Windows.
final orbit
if it still boots i would just ignore it
it happens pretty commonly on some machines with linux
paper prairie
Just listen to these people they are smarter than me
umbral finch
Did you resolve this, @late pike ?
late pike
Nah bro. As people over here suggested I just ignore it now 😂
umbral finch
Nah bro. As people over here suggested I just ignore it now 😂
ok please change the tags to Abandoned.