Can't boot Linux on old pc

[RaphaelSandu]

For the past couple days I've been trying to boot Ubuntu 16.04 (32 bits version) to an old pc. However, once I turn it on, it stops on this screen. 

 

 

I've tried with two hard drives (a 320GB WesternDigital and a 1TB Seagate) but none of them worked. I've also used two pendrives with different boot programs (UNetbootin and Ruffus), but nothing changed. 

This are my BIOS settings.

 

 

 

PC SPecs: Intel Celeron D315, GA-8VM800M, 1GB RAM

[mahyar]

try reseting cmos

[Kanna]

When setting up a boot drive what Scheme did you use?

 

Edit : I'm talking about in rufus

[mahyar]

5 minutes ago, Kanna said:

When setting up a boot drive what Scheme did you use?

 

Edit : I'm talking about in rufus

new versions work with both bios and UEFI

[RaphaelSandu]

7 minutes ago, Kanna said:

When setting up a boot drive what Scheme did you use?

 

Edit : I'm talking about in rufus

 

It's in brazilian portuguese (I'm not a native speaker)

[mahyar]

 

1 minute ago, RaphaelSandu said:

 

It's in brazilian portuguese (I'm not a native speaker)

your good to go with rufus

[mahyar]

or you try an download the latest version

[mahyar]

18 minutes ago, mahyar said:

try reseting cmos

did you try this

[RaphaelSandu]

1 minute ago, mahyar said:

did you try this

Yes, it's stuck on the same page

 

[mahyar]

download the latest version of rufus and try with that

[RaphaelSandu]

1 minute ago, mahyar said:

download the latest version of rufus and try with that

Ok, i'll try it

[mahyar]

Just now, RaphaelSandu said:

Ok, i'll try it

let me know here after you did it

[Kanna]

21 minutes ago, RaphaelSandu said:

 

It's in brazilian portuguese (I'm not a native speaker)

That bios needs to use the legacy Scheme had this issue before swap mbr to legacy

[paddy-stone]

The .iso on your screenshot suggests it's a 64bit OS.

[mahyar]

1 minute ago, Kanna said:

That bios needs to use the legacy Scheme had this issue before swap mbr to legacy

it is a old version new one do not need select for bios or uefi 

[Kanna]

2 minutes ago, mahyar said:

it is a old version new one do not need select for bios or uefi 

I had to when on latest one

[Kanna]

6 minutes ago, paddy-stone said:

The .iso on your screenshot suggests it's a 64bit OS.

That also needs change 

[RaphaelSandu]

7 minutes ago, paddy-stone said:

The .iso on your screenshot suggests it's a 64bit OS.

I just used as an example of the booting scheme, i'm using this version:

[mahyar]

you should be ok

 

[Kanna]

10 minutes ago, RaphaelSandu said:

I just used as an example of the booting scheme, i'm using this version:

That should work now that you changed scheme

[RaphaelSandu]

Update: It's on the same page. But I tried on my notebook and it worked, so it seems that it's the pc that's causing this issue. 

[mahyar]

10 minutes ago, RaphaelSandu said:

Update: It's on the same page. But I tried on my notebook and it worked, so it seems that it's the pc that's causing this issue. 

that socket 478 system isn't worth anything after all but if you want to use it i suggest use tiny core (core plus) and burn it on a cd rom

Edited July 23, 2020 by mahyar