AMD Ryzen and Gigabyte MB unexpected irq trap at vector 07

[pharmacist]

This seems to be known problem causing the boot process during installation to be halted. Nothing can be done.

Can somebody tell me how to solve this problem ?

[dequire]

If it's a known motherboard problem I'm not sure what could be done aside from installing an updated bios that addresses the issue, which I assume would be available or soon would be from the Gigabyte website. Have you checked the site to see if a bios is available that addresses the issue?

[pharmacist]

Already installed the latest version at no avail (version F5).

[bendy]

Hi pharmacist - you would be better off filing a bug or posting on a gigabyte support forum. This doesn't sound like something the kubuntu community will be able to fix for you.

[jglen490]

This seems to be known problem causing the boot process during installation to be halted. Nothing can be done.

Can somebody tell me how to solve this problem ?

While it would be nice to know which Gigabyte MB you have, PC World had a recent article about the AMD Ryzen and the impact of various chipsets. http://www.pcworld.com/article/31750...4-chipset.html

[dequire]

FWIW I read on Google+ recently that newer kernels fix the Gigabyte Mobo issues. I believe you need kernel >= 4.10.x.
Image already added

[pharmacist]

Is this kernel already implementated in the latest Kubuntu/Ubuntu versions ? Since I can only burn the usb stick using Windows, not sure if you can slipstream the latest 4.10 kernel into this usb stick from inside Windows 10 ?

[wizard10000]

Is this kernel already implementated in the latest Kubuntu/Ubuntu versions ? Since I can only burn the usb stick using Windows, not sure if you can slipstream the latest 4.10 kernel into this usb stick from inside Windows 10 ?

Kubuntu 17.04 uses a 4.10 kernel.