Hello,
I just installed Kubuntu 24.10 on my Asus Zenbook S14 and unlike when I installed Mint, everything worked... almost. My speakers do not show up anywhere (labeled as sof-soundwire in Mint). No matter, I thought, I will simply install the OEM version of the Linux Kernel, which had fixed every issue I was having when first installing Mint. While doing that, I also noticed an issue where every few seconds my screen would freeze for a moment and then catch up. That was another thing solved with my aforementioned OEM kernel ventures, so I proceeded. I finally got it installed and updated the GRUB... only for it to seemingly install it to my Mint 22.1 install which I am dual booting until I can get everything working correctly on Kubuntu. So I go to restart just to check and, of course, it does not show up in the GRUB menu under advanced boot options like it does for mint.
I am running a Core Ultra 258V and if there is any information I am missing, please let me know.
Now, if anyone has any suggestions for me on either how to fix my graphical and speaker issues without the OEM Kernel or how to make sure when I do "sudo apt update-grub" that it sees my Kubuntu partition first, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you
I just installed Kubuntu 24.10 on my Asus Zenbook S14 and unlike when I installed Mint, everything worked... almost. My speakers do not show up anywhere (labeled as sof-soundwire in Mint). No matter, I thought, I will simply install the OEM version of the Linux Kernel, which had fixed every issue I was having when first installing Mint. While doing that, I also noticed an issue where every few seconds my screen would freeze for a moment and then catch up. That was another thing solved with my aforementioned OEM kernel ventures, so I proceeded. I finally got it installed and updated the GRUB... only for it to seemingly install it to my Mint 22.1 install which I am dual booting until I can get everything working correctly on Kubuntu. So I go to restart just to check and, of course, it does not show up in the GRUB menu under advanced boot options like it does for mint.
I am running a Core Ultra 258V and if there is any information I am missing, please let me know.
Now, if anyone has any suggestions for me on either how to fix my graphical and speaker issues without the OEM Kernel or how to make sure when I do "sudo apt update-grub" that it sees my Kubuntu partition first, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you
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