Ubuntu 18.10 keeps freezing
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When I try to boot up Ubuntu, everything works fine, but after 20-30 minutes, it completely froze.
Some info:
- PC: Mobo: MSI gaming 970
- Ram: 4gb
- CPU: AMD FX 4300
- GPU: GTX 960
- Linux: Shown above (Ubuntu 18.10)
freeze
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When I try to boot up Ubuntu, everything works fine, but after 20-30 minutes, it completely froze.
Some info:
- PC: Mobo: MSI gaming 970
- Ram: 4gb
- CPU: AMD FX 4300
- GPU: GTX 960
- Linux: Shown above (Ubuntu 18.10)
freeze
edited Feb 5 at 15:56
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asked Feb 5 at 15:05
JakusKugelchenJakusKugelchen
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– Mr Shunz
Feb 5 at 15:57
When it freeze, then use the commanddmesgand write its output in the question.
– Prvt_Yadv
Feb 5 at 16:29
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When I try to boot up Ubuntu, everything works fine, but after 20-30 minutes, it completely froze.
Some info:
- PC: Mobo: MSI gaming 970
- Ram: 4gb
- CPU: AMD FX 4300
- GPU: GTX 960
- Linux: Shown above (Ubuntu 18.10)
freeze
edited Feb 5 at 15:56
mature
2,2024933
asked Feb 5 at 15:05
JakusKugelchenJakusKugelchen
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When I try to boot up Ubuntu, everything works fine, but after 20-30 minutes, it completely froze.
Some info:
- PC: Mobo: MSI gaming 970
- Ram: 4gb
- CPU: AMD FX 4300
- GPU: GTX 960
- Linux: Shown above (Ubuntu 18.10)
freeze
freeze
edited Feb 5 at 15:56
mature
2,2024933
asked Feb 5 at 15:05
JakusKugelchenJakusKugelchen
1
edited Feb 5 at 15:56
mature
2,2024933
asked Feb 5 at 15:05
JakusKugelchenJakusKugelchen
1
edited Feb 5 at 15:56
mature
2,2024933
edited Feb 5 at 15:56
mature
2,2024933
edited Feb 5 at 15:56
mature
2,2024933
2,2024933
asked Feb 5 at 15:05
JakusKugelchenJakusKugelchen
1
asked Feb 5 at 15:05
JakusKugelchenJakusKugelchen
1
asked Feb 5 at 15:05
JakusKugelchenJakusKugelchen
1
1
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! Right now, your question lacks any helpful description. The good thing is, you can simply edit your question and include as much description as you like. Please take the time to explain what you are doing where you hit a problem. Please read tour and How to Ask before asking a question.
– Mr Shunz
Feb 5 at 15:57
When it freeze, then use the commanddmesgand write its output in the question.
– Prvt_Yadv
Feb 5 at 16:29
add a comment |
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! Right now, your question lacks any helpful description. The good thing is, you can simply edit your question and include as much description as you like. Please take the time to explain what you are doing where you hit a problem. Please read tour and How to Ask before asking a question.
– Mr Shunz
Feb 5 at 15:57
When it freeze, then use the commanddmesgand write its output in the question.
– Prvt_Yadv
Feb 5 at 16:29
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! Right now, your question lacks any helpful description. The good thing is, you can simply edit your question and include as much description as you like. Please take the time to explain what you are doing where you hit a problem. Please read tour and How to Ask before asking a question.
– Mr Shunz
Feb 5 at 15:57
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! Right now, your question lacks any helpful description. The good thing is, you can simply edit your question and include as much description as you like. Please take the time to explain what you are doing where you hit a problem. Please read tour and How to Ask before asking a question.
– Mr Shunz
Feb 5 at 15:57
When it freeze, then use the command
dmesg and write its output in the question.– Prvt_Yadv
Feb 5 at 16:29
When it freeze, then use the command
dmesg and write its output in the question.– Prvt_Yadv
Feb 5 at 16:29
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