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I cannot work out how to resolve this and any help would be very much appreciated. I did try the "sudo modprobe -rvf r8125" command but got the error: Make: *** No rule to make target 'information'. Deb The driver installs with all of these methods.

#Gigabyte drivers for ubuntu install#

So far I have attempted to install via: Ubuntu Repository Ubuntu graphics-drivers PPA Driver. All 4 are recognized with lspci grep -i nvidia. autorun.sh" command as stated in the READ ME file for the driver it gives me the error: Motherboard is a GA-Z97X-GAMING G1 WIFI-BK from Gigabyte and I have 4 Tesla K40 installed side by side. The version I have downloaded is R8125-9.004.01 but am not sure what version I have installed previously and am unsure how to find out. I have connected via usb tethered hotspot and downloaded the driver off of the Realtek website. The ethernet NIC is not listed when I run the command ifconfig. I have an Aorus B550 motherboard running Ubuntu 20.04. I have this issue as well and have been able to reinstall in the past when the driver stops working but this time I can't. I am also not particularly good with Linux. dunno.Hi I am new so am not sure if I should post here or ask as a new topic but here goes. You updated the bios from the launch version already, ram is in the right slots, so good there.Ĭould actually be the ram like i noted in the other response, it's not listed. You don't mention any other components, but if you have them (blu ray drive, sound card, raid controller, network or wifi etc) I'd unplug them all for now until you get the system going. However if it's already there, maybe move it to B just to see if that helps.

Reason being that one has PCIE lanes direct to the CPU instead of from the SATA bus like the other two slots. I'd put the M.2 drive in the "A" slot if you haven't already. Maybe at this point boot from your Ubuntu installer and blast the drive clean just to start completely fresh. You'll want CSM (legacy) boot off and UEFI on. Based on this faq from Gigabyte I think that's what those other folks were running into. VMD is Intel Volume Management and if you aren't using it (feature disabled) you won't need to mess around with the drivers. Old components kept are: nvidia rtx2070 super, power supply, case, and rams 2x Kingston HyperX Fury 8GB DDR4-2400MHzĪll those other threads are about "can't see the drive" and if your windows is copying files I guess it saw the drive fine. SSD 980 Pro NVMe PCIe 4.0 M.2 1TB Samsung MZ-V8P1T0BW.

Ubuntu booted from usb right away, saw the m2 drive in the filesystem normally, also installed on m2 normally, machine is working perfectly under ubuntu, even added the nvidia driver and looks awesome.

I thought my ram is incompatible, and tried to install ubuntu.

Always got the same error sometimes with different codes.

Load drivers before installation (that only worked when vmd was on).

all bios screens seem to find everything normally.

I could see my samsung 980 from the start and could start install right away.

I tried all kinds of stuff, with the help of these awesome threads, though my problem was not exactly the same. Sometimes it finished and tried going into configuration, sometimes not even that. Installing windows 11 or 10 gives BSoD with code "memory management" around at "copying files step".

#Gigabyte drivers for ubuntu update#

I decided to update my hardware to Alder Lake 12th gen specs, because life is short :) and mine is on some important crossroads.