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I'm trying to do a workaround for someone else, the problem is the ssd of the laptop doesn't work and so I tried to install ubuntu from my USB into his SD card, the install went well but now it gets freezes in ubuntu start, any ideas? Is this a wrong logic?

Edit: I could though access a tty and get into de system

The error reported by the system is:

Acpi error no handler for Region RCM0

Edit 2:

After 5 min waiting it did start but there is no wifi network detected (and there are several here.)

Running networkctl I can see there is no network card, if in not wrong as the output is:

Lo unmanaged Enp2s0 unmanaged

And nothing else

Edit 3 List of network pci:

  • Ethernet controller
  • network controller rtl8821ce 802.12 wireless network adapter

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If you are using an Asus, IBM, Lenovo, Panasonic, Sony, or Toshiba laptop run the following commands to possibly add proper ACPI support.

You will need to be connected to the internet so use an Ethernet connection if WIFI is not available.

First, install the acpi-support package:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install acpi-support

Next, enable ACPI and update grub:

sudo sed -i 's/acpi=off //g' /etc/default/grub
sudo update-grub

Finally, save any unsaved files and then reboot:

sudo reboot

If your problem is fixed, you are done. If not, you can follow the instructions to disable ACPI.

If ACPI is causing a problem, you can edit your command line kernel parameters in your /etc/default/grub file to disable ACPI1.

First, run the following command to automatically edit your grub configuration file.

sed -i 's/quiet splash/acpi=off &/' /etc/default/grub

Then, run the following command to update grub.

sudo update-grub

Finally, reboot.

1) note: If you disable ACPI on a laptop, check to make sure the fan is working properly. If you encounter any hardware issues, you can follow the instructions to re-enable ACPI.

What this does is it edits the 11th line in your /etc/default/grub file from this:

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"

to this:

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="acpi=off quiet splash"

to disable the linux kernel ACPI option.

This should fix the problem if ACPI is incompatible.

I found the answer to a similar issue here on unix.stackexchange.com.

If disabling ACPI causes issues, you can re-enable ACPI by running the following commands.

sed -i 's/acpi=off //' /etc/default/grub
sudo update-grub

Save any unsaved files and then reboot and apply the changes:

sudo reboot
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