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No login screen after changing ram
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InUbuntu detects only 3.2GB RAM on a 64bit OSSystem Reports only 4 GB or RAM64 bit Ubuntu sees half my RAMAdding RAM was recognized by BIOS but not by UbuntuOnly 4GB RAM out of 8 shown in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64 bit and in BIOSUsable ram is half of total memoryGnome System Monitor shows only 5.7 GiB RAM of 8GB installed8GB RAM installed, free only shows 4GBimmediate shutdown at boot time with 8GB memoryDoes Ubuntu 16.04 64 bit support 2 different RAM sticks with different speeds?
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I installed 4GB RAM before, and today I installed 8GB of RAM from another company. With these two together, everything works fine but the Ubuntu login screen is not showing. I must use only one of them for it to show. Is there any way to fix this issue, even by changing BIOS settings?
I am currently using this motherboard: [ECS] DURATHON2 A320AM4-M3
boot ram bios
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I installed 4GB RAM before, and today I installed 8GB of RAM from another company. With these two together, everything works fine but the Ubuntu login screen is not showing. I must use only one of them for it to show. Is there any way to fix this issue, even by changing BIOS settings?
I am currently using this motherboard: [ECS] DURATHON2 A320AM4-M3
boot ram bios
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Is there only a problem with the login screen, or does Ubuntu not boot at all?
– NerdOfLinux
2 days ago
If Ubuntu is booting, please show me the output of RAM section. Use "sudo lshw" in terminal.
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
2 days ago
i don't know its name but lots of texts that shows while in boot are printed very well. (I disabled simple booting by editing grub config). I think that OS boot well. But screen freezes when GUI shown. Something like ubuntu background shows in bottom right in window and freezes.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
Which Ubuntu version are you using and is it 32 or 64 bit?
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
2 days ago
You weren't clear. Did you ADD 8G RAM, or REPLACE the 4G with 8G? How much total RAM do you think you have? Edit your question and show mefree -handsudo lshw -C memory. Report back to @heynnema
– heynnema
2 days ago
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I installed 4GB RAM before, and today I installed 8GB of RAM from another company. With these two together, everything works fine but the Ubuntu login screen is not showing. I must use only one of them for it to show. Is there any way to fix this issue, even by changing BIOS settings?
I am currently using this motherboard: [ECS] DURATHON2 A320AM4-M3
boot ram bios
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I installed 4GB RAM before, and today I installed 8GB of RAM from another company. With these two together, everything works fine but the Ubuntu login screen is not showing. I must use only one of them for it to show. Is there any way to fix this issue, even by changing BIOS settings?
I am currently using this motherboard: [ECS] DURATHON2 A320AM4-M3
boot ram bios
boot ram bios
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Is there only a problem with the login screen, or does Ubuntu not boot at all?
– NerdOfLinux
2 days ago
If Ubuntu is booting, please show me the output of RAM section. Use "sudo lshw" in terminal.
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
2 days ago
i don't know its name but lots of texts that shows while in boot are printed very well. (I disabled simple booting by editing grub config). I think that OS boot well. But screen freezes when GUI shown. Something like ubuntu background shows in bottom right in window and freezes.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
Which Ubuntu version are you using and is it 32 or 64 bit?
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
2 days ago
You weren't clear. Did you ADD 8G RAM, or REPLACE the 4G with 8G? How much total RAM do you think you have? Edit your question and show mefree -handsudo lshw -C memory. Report back to @heynnema
– heynnema
2 days ago
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show 9 more comments
Is there only a problem with the login screen, or does Ubuntu not boot at all?
– NerdOfLinux
2 days ago
If Ubuntu is booting, please show me the output of RAM section. Use "sudo lshw" in terminal.
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
2 days ago
i don't know its name but lots of texts that shows while in boot are printed very well. (I disabled simple booting by editing grub config). I think that OS boot well. But screen freezes when GUI shown. Something like ubuntu background shows in bottom right in window and freezes.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
Which Ubuntu version are you using and is it 32 or 64 bit?
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
2 days ago
You weren't clear. Did you ADD 8G RAM, or REPLACE the 4G with 8G? How much total RAM do you think you have? Edit your question and show mefree -handsudo lshw -C memory. Report back to @heynnema
– heynnema
2 days ago
Is there only a problem with the login screen, or does Ubuntu not boot at all?
– NerdOfLinux
2 days ago
Is there only a problem with the login screen, or does Ubuntu not boot at all?
– NerdOfLinux
2 days ago
If Ubuntu is booting, please show me the output of RAM section. Use "sudo lshw" in terminal.
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
2 days ago
If Ubuntu is booting, please show me the output of RAM section. Use "sudo lshw" in terminal.
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
2 days ago
i don't know its name but lots of texts that shows while in boot are printed very well. (I disabled simple booting by editing grub config). I think that OS boot well. But screen freezes when GUI shown. Something like ubuntu background shows in bottom right in window and freezes.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
i don't know its name but lots of texts that shows while in boot are printed very well. (I disabled simple booting by editing grub config). I think that OS boot well. But screen freezes when GUI shown. Something like ubuntu background shows in bottom right in window and freezes.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
Which Ubuntu version are you using and is it 32 or 64 bit?
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
2 days ago
Which Ubuntu version are you using and is it 32 or 64 bit?
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
2 days ago
You weren't clear. Did you ADD 8G RAM, or REPLACE the 4G with 8G? How much total RAM do you think you have? Edit your question and show me
free -h and sudo lshw -C memory. Report back to @heynnema– heynnema
2 days ago
You weren't clear. Did you ADD 8G RAM, or REPLACE the 4G with 8G? How much total RAM do you think you have? Edit your question and show me
free -h and sudo lshw -C memory. Report back to @heynnema– heynnema
2 days ago
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Check your RAM specs, and BIOS version...
Check your RAM specs...
Check your BIOS version...
In terminal do sudo dmidecode -s bios-version to see what version BIOS you have now. Compare it to this...
Go to http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Product/Product_DOWNLOAD/EN/Motherboard/A320AM4-M3%20-LL-V1-DO-0A-RR-/Socket%20AM4/DCID/BIOS to download the latest BIOS.
Update #1:
Re-seating the RAM fixed the problem. System is working now. Amount of RAM showing to Ubuntu is only 10G, as 2G is assigned to internal video card. This value can be adjusted in the BIOS.
answered 2 days ago
heynnemaheynnema
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Ram is compatible. But do you know how to update the bios? There are no Windows in this computer.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
What BIOS version do you have? It looks like you can update it from your BIOS/UEFI menu. Check the motherboard docs for details. Manual is available at the same link as the BIOS. Also, please supply the answers and output from my previous comment.
– heynnema
2 days ago
In fact, I updated the BIOS this February.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
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Check your RAM specs, and BIOS version...
Check your RAM specs...
Check your BIOS version...
In terminal do sudo dmidecode -s bios-version to see what version BIOS you have now. Compare it to this...
Go to http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Product/Product_DOWNLOAD/EN/Motherboard/A320AM4-M3%20-LL-V1-DO-0A-RR-/Socket%20AM4/DCID/BIOS to download the latest BIOS.
Update #1:
Re-seating the RAM fixed the problem. System is working now. Amount of RAM showing to Ubuntu is only 10G, as 2G is assigned to internal video card. This value can be adjusted in the BIOS.
answered 2 days ago
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Ram is compatible. But do you know how to update the bios? There are no Windows in this computer.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
What BIOS version do you have? It looks like you can update it from your BIOS/UEFI menu. Check the motherboard docs for details. Manual is available at the same link as the BIOS. Also, please supply the answers and output from my previous comment.
– heynnema
2 days ago
In fact, I updated the BIOS this February.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
add a comment |
Check your RAM specs, and BIOS version...
Check your RAM specs...
Check your BIOS version...
In terminal do sudo dmidecode -s bios-version to see what version BIOS you have now. Compare it to this...
Go to http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Product/Product_DOWNLOAD/EN/Motherboard/A320AM4-M3%20-LL-V1-DO-0A-RR-/Socket%20AM4/DCID/BIOS to download the latest BIOS.
Update #1:
Re-seating the RAM fixed the problem. System is working now. Amount of RAM showing to Ubuntu is only 10G, as 2G is assigned to internal video card. This value can be adjusted in the BIOS.
answered 2 days ago
heynnemaheynnema
21.5k32361
Ram is compatible. But do you know how to update the bios? There are no Windows in this computer.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
What BIOS version do you have? It looks like you can update it from your BIOS/UEFI menu. Check the motherboard docs for details. Manual is available at the same link as the BIOS. Also, please supply the answers and output from my previous comment.
– heynnema
2 days ago
In fact, I updated the BIOS this February.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
add a comment |
Check your RAM specs, and BIOS version...
Check your RAM specs...
Check your BIOS version...
In terminal do sudo dmidecode -s bios-version to see what version BIOS you have now. Compare it to this...
Go to http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Product/Product_DOWNLOAD/EN/Motherboard/A320AM4-M3%20-LL-V1-DO-0A-RR-/Socket%20AM4/DCID/BIOS to download the latest BIOS.
Update #1:
Re-seating the RAM fixed the problem. System is working now. Amount of RAM showing to Ubuntu is only 10G, as 2G is assigned to internal video card. This value can be adjusted in the BIOS.
answered 2 days ago
heynnemaheynnema
21.5k32361
Check your RAM specs, and BIOS version...
Check your RAM specs...
Check your BIOS version...
In terminal do sudo dmidecode -s bios-version to see what version BIOS you have now. Compare it to this...
Go to http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Product/Product_DOWNLOAD/EN/Motherboard/A320AM4-M3%20-LL-V1-DO-0A-RR-/Socket%20AM4/DCID/BIOS to download the latest BIOS.
Update #1:
Re-seating the RAM fixed the problem. System is working now. Amount of RAM showing to Ubuntu is only 10G, as 2G is assigned to internal video card. This value can be adjusted in the BIOS.
answered 2 days ago
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Ram is compatible. But do you know how to update the bios? There are no Windows in this computer.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
What BIOS version do you have? It looks like you can update it from your BIOS/UEFI menu. Check the motherboard docs for details. Manual is available at the same link as the BIOS. Also, please supply the answers and output from my previous comment.
– heynnema
2 days ago
In fact, I updated the BIOS this February.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
add a comment |
Ram is compatible. But do you know how to update the bios? There are no Windows in this computer.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
What BIOS version do you have? It looks like you can update it from your BIOS/UEFI menu. Check the motherboard docs for details. Manual is available at the same link as the BIOS. Also, please supply the answers and output from my previous comment.
– heynnema
2 days ago
In fact, I updated the BIOS this February.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
Ram is compatible. But do you know how to update the bios? There are no Windows in this computer.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
Ram is compatible. But do you know how to update the bios? There are no Windows in this computer.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
What BIOS version do you have? It looks like you can update it from your BIOS/UEFI menu. Check the motherboard docs for details. Manual is available at the same link as the BIOS. Also, please supply the answers and output from my previous comment.
– heynnema
2 days ago
What BIOS version do you have? It looks like you can update it from your BIOS/UEFI menu. Check the motherboard docs for details. Manual is available at the same link as the BIOS. Also, please supply the answers and output from my previous comment.
– heynnema
2 days ago
In fact, I updated the BIOS this February.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
In fact, I updated the BIOS this February.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
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Is there only a problem with the login screen, or does Ubuntu not boot at all?
– NerdOfLinux
2 days ago
If Ubuntu is booting, please show me the output of RAM section. Use "sudo lshw" in terminal.
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
2 days ago
i don't know its name but lots of texts that shows while in boot are printed very well. (I disabled simple booting by editing grub config). I think that OS boot well. But screen freezes when GUI shown. Something like ubuntu background shows in bottom right in window and freezes.
– dhkim0800
2 days ago
Which Ubuntu version are you using and is it 32 or 64 bit?
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
2 days ago
You weren't clear. Did you ADD 8G RAM, or REPLACE the 4G with 8G? How much total RAM do you think you have? Edit your question and show me
free -handsudo lshw -C memory. Report back to @heynnema– heynnema
2 days ago