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    londonuk371
    deepin
    2019-12-22 02:51
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    Edited by londonuk371 at 2019-12-21 18:55

    Hello,

    I am afraid that the coming V20 won't boot on Lenovo Yoga 720 computers and certainly also on others versions of Lenovo computers. I tried to install the V15.11 and older version without success.
    I downloaded the V20 Alpha version from:
    https://www.mediafire.com/file/7fp0u68tqq31vyo/×-20-beta-desktop-amd64.iso/file
    So I create the USB Key from the ISO tool DEEPIN_B.EXE. I boot and click on *Install Deepin and then nothing, it does not load anything from the USB key!
    Here are my BIOS features:








    Booting (Step1):


    Then nothing:


    The second option failsafe gives the same result...it's loading from the USB key for 5 seconds then nothing! I can see that it's accessing the USB key thanks to a led.
    I could boot with all others Linux distro I tried like Ubuntu 18 or Fedora so I am not sure the problem comes from the kernel version. Even old distro...
    Maybe it's the video card which is not compatible.


    My laptop: https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/yoga/700-series/Yoga-720-15/p/88YG7000828
    Is there any log somewhere to know exactly what is going on?


    I can boot other distro like Ubuntu and even old Ubuntu on this laptop!

    Thanks for any help



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    deepin
    2019-12-22 04:33
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    本帖最后由 yuzh496 于 2019-12-21 20:36 编辑

    Try  rufus
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    londonuk371
    deepin
    2019-12-22 07:13
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    Edited by londonuk371 at 2019-12-21 23:22

    With Rufus 1.8 last version I used this options:

    And I get this alert message and I select Yes:


    But I get the same error! Just nothing happens...

    I tried following Linux distro with the same USB key and Rufus version:
    MX Linux 19: Black screen on boot
    Linux Mint 19.3: OK
    Manjaro KDE 18.1.4: OK

    Maybe it fails because of Boot mode which is UEFI or the the partition schema! I don't know...
    What else should I test?
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