Insert the Ubuntu Desktop Linux operating system CD-ROM or DVD into the system’s CD or DVD drive.Īs soon as Ubuntu Desktop Linux kernel starts loading Remove the Ethernet cable from the system.
NOTE : Not all of the windows indicated in this procedure will appear during the installation. iso image contains all Linux variations for a particular release. Copy the AMD-RAID drivers to the dd directory on a USB flash drive. NOTE : Prior to starting this procedure, obtain the AMD-RAID drivers from your system supplier or motherboard vendor. Install the AMD-RAID BIOS drivers during a Ubuntu Desktop Linux Installation.
Proceed to Linux: Install AMD-RAID drivers during a Linux OS installation. The following files should be located in the dd directory located on the USB flash drive root, for an Ubuntu Linux Desktop installation. iso image file (which matches the distribution version of Linux) to the USB flash drive.Ĭopy dd-rcraid-RHEL7-3.10.0-514.el7-x86_64.iso for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7.3 圆4.įor Ubuntu Linux : Copy the files contained inside the applicable dd-rcraid-Ubuntu116-4.4.0-31- folder into a dd directory located on a USB flash drive. Copy the drivers onto the USB flash drive:įor Red Hat Linux : Copy the.
Insert a USB flash drive into the USB I/O port of the system.ĭownload the AMD-RAID drivers for the correct distribution version of Linux. Go to a browser and access the web site of your system supplier or motherboard vendor. Locate and use a system that is running a Windows operating system and has a USB I/O port for the USB flash drive. NOTE : Only a USB flash drive can be used to copy and load the AMD-RAID Linux drivers. What would be the compile instructions for new kernels during install? Is this correct? I want to be able to reinstall Ubuntu if needed and not lose my HOME. The setup would be NVME Root / and RAID 0 Home /home. I want to have the RAID from the installation with a separate HOME and also follow the latest AMD driver for Radeon RX 560. I wonder how does this change the Ubuntu install. The RAID drivers are nor published for Ubuntu 18.04.2.
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