I was trying to install Endeavour OS on my newly built system, but the live installer booted to a blank screen.
This is a pretty known issue these days, and has to do with the Intel integrated graphics.
You can find more info on the below links. https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=266690
I tried to install Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, and it has the same problem as well. Although, this has been fixed in 21.04, and I was able to install it without any errors.
Even though I have a working system now, I love Endeavour OS and would like to get it installed asap.
From my understanding it’s bug with the integrated GPU Intel UHD 630. It would be easy to install using a dedicated GPU and bypass the integrated Graphics. Supposedly a fix is in the works.
I’m not sure what you are asking? You can load the kernel parameter by pressing e when grub starts and add it in to boot with. Then it would have to be added permanent after installing.
Have you tried different outputs? Like HDMI/DP1/DP2/et cetera?
Also MAYBE if it’s a grub bug you could try to update grub of the installer or install grub from Ubuntu 21.04 and then target your USB flash drive with desired parameters (those from the install ISO and check also the parameters of ubuntu 21.04 grub, maybe there is some flag that solves your issue)
The problem is that I am not able to boot into Endeavour live USB.
The culprit is the Intel i915 display driver.
But, Ubuntu 21.04 includes a fix for this, so I was able to install it.
If you have another PC you can probably install it from there with all the necessary drivers/configs for your current computer, update and then boot on your z590.
If not MAYBE you can install the system via Virtualbox/or another VM to your hard drive (or install in the virtual box image then clone it/write to your actual hard drive) with all the stuff that you need and then boot it.
I am sorry if I’ve created some confusion, those are some crazy hacks that I’ve though off to solve your issue. lol
EDIT : you might want to try the latest DevISO.
It should be the easiest solution
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I’m also not sure if I am doing it correctly.
Please check the attached image, how I am passing the flag to Grub.
Is this the correct way? (it did not work though)