My old-fashioned notebook! I don't know when the video card burned out.
Each time you start Linux, an error occurs, as follows:
UVD not responding, trying to reset the vcpu!
Reason, the graphics card burned I do not care, after all, this low-end graphics card is useless, but the invisible delay my boot speed can not endure
Found a relatively simple solution on the Internet, the operation is as follows:
1 sudo vim/etc/default/grub
Will
1 grub_cmdline_linux=""
Change into
1 grub_cmdline_linux="radeon.modeset=0"
Perform
1 sudo update-grub
Restart to see the effect! (However, it seems that the boot will also prompt the graphics card driver-related issues, not much impact)
If it doesn't work, change that line to
1 grub_cmdline_linux="nomodeset"
Solutions from:
Https://askubuntu.com/questions/717504/errors-error-uvd-not-responding-trying-to-reset-the-vcpu
UVD not responding on startup of Linux system, Trying to reset the resolution of the Vcpus problem