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my OS was working fine ( no lagging, everything was smooth..), one day I was playing a game and my pc suddenly shuts down, and I couldn't boot anymore and that's where the problem started. From that point I could only boot with nomodeset Perhaps it is broken. How does it perform in the live ...

It is possible to enable UEFI support in a non-UEFI system if you would prefer not to reinstall, let us know if you need instructions.

the terminal command: perl install-tl -gui fails to start the gui version of the installer You need the graphical toolkit: sudo apt install tk But note that the repositories contain a (slightly older) full version of TexLive, which may be preferable. EDIT: I think MX should replace LibreOffice with ...

Can you switch to a console screen with <ctrl>+<alt>+F3? Does applying radeon.modeset=0 as a kernel parameter get you to the desktop again?

Okay, now reboot and select kernel 4.19 from the "Advanced Options" boot sub-menu.

If the no-mode-set.conf files are gone then try rebuilding the initramfs:

Please post actual text (using code tags ) rather than pictures of text. Kernel modesetting has been disabled but your card needs that. Run these commands: sudo rm {/usr,}/lib/modprobe.d/no-mode-set.conf sudo update-initramfs -u -k all Then reboot and check the 'lspci -k' output again, it should now ...

Can we also see the output of

dada666 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2020 3:41 pmWhat should I do?

If you tried my suggestion then simply remove the file, as mentioned at the end of my post.

Looks like your kernel driver isn't loaded, did you select one of the "failsafe" options when booting the MX ISO image?