I received new Framework 13 Ryzen 7040 mainboard. I’m using it with WD_BLACK 4TB SD850x NVMe drive and CT48G56C46S5.M16B1 DIMM stick (48GB DDR5-5600 SODIMM 1.1V CL46).
It came with 3.05 BIOS, but I upgraded it anyway, just in case, to 3.05 b/c I saw problems described on this forum with beta release of 3.06.
I “restored defaults” first. Then I disabled fast boot and enabled getting more info, and I added 6s delay before booting.
System: Ubuntu 24.04 installed on 4TB NVMe drive.
Extension cards: 1xUSB-C, 1x256GB NVMe refurbished card from Framework Marketplace with Debian installed on it.
Problem 1: somehow the BIOS sees 2x4TB drive: one labelled “ubuntu”, and one “debian”. Even if I unplug the 256GB debian drive, it still sees 2x4TB drive. This is very weird.
Problem 2: Ubuntu doesn’t boot until I mark “debian” 4TB drive as disabled in BIOS → Boot → EFI devices → untoggle “debian”.
Problem 3: during boot, press F12, boot menu doesn’t show “debian” at all, nor does it show any other USB devices if I plug them in.
Problem 4:
Now: if Ubuntu boots, Wifi works OK etc.
If I powercycle the laptop, it just boots from Debian 256GB drive. If it boots, the Wifi somehow doesn’t initialize correctly: the Linux sees the Wifi interface, but somehow DHCP doesn’t get the IP and wifi isn’t operational.
Problem 5: Sometimes during restarts, I see that memory test is very very slow.
Does anyone have similar instability problems?