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| pc1 [2026/06/18 13:25] – garence | pc1 [2026/06/18 17:15] (Version actuelle) – garence | ||
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| - | drm.panic_screen=kmsg loglevel=7 noplymouth nomodeset intel_idle.max_cstate=1 dis_ucode_ldr intel_iommu=off pci=nomsi | + | drm.panic_screen=kmsg loglevel=7 noplymouth nomodeset intel_idle.max_cstate=1 dis_ucode_ldr intel_iommu=off pci=nomsi |
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| + | Bip boup | ||
| - | * **`noplymouth`** violently kills the purple graphic screen, forcing the laptop to use raw text mode from the very first second. | + | * **noplymouth** violently kills the purple graphic screen, forcing the laptop to use raw text mode from the very first second. |
| - | * **`nomodeset`** tells the kernel not to load the advanced Intel graphics drivers during boot. If the kernel panic was being caused by a graphics card conflict, this bypasses it so you can actually read the screen. | + | * **nomodeset** tells the kernel not to load the advanced Intel graphics drivers during boot. If the kernel panic was being caused by a graphics card conflict, this bypasses it so you can actually read the screen. |
| * **intel_idle.max_cstate=1** Restricts the CPU from going into deep, complex sleep states during the boot sequence. | * **intel_idle.max_cstate=1** Restricts the CPU from going into deep, complex sleep states during the boot sequence. | ||
| * **dis_ucode_ldr** Tells the kernel to skip loading the new microcode and just use the motherboard' | * **dis_ucode_ldr** Tells the kernel to skip loading the new microcode and just use the motherboard' | ||
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| * ** pci=nomsi ** This disables Message Signaled Interrupts for your PCI lanes. It forces the uncooperative USB host controller to stick to a single, quiet legacy traffic lane so it can't flood the system with error signals during early boot. | * ** pci=nomsi ** This disables Message Signaled Interrupts for your PCI lanes. It forces the uncooperative USB host controller to stick to a single, quiet legacy traffic lane so it can't flood the system with error signals during early boot. | ||
| + | AU final j'ai mis | ||
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| Ctrl + x pour quitter. | Ctrl + x pour quitter. | ||
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| - | Boot on windows or ( | + | Boot on Hiren' |
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| + | TODO : sudo systemctl mask systemd-sysctl.service | ||
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