Which Linux distro are you using? Ubuntu
Which release version? 24 LTS
Which kernel are you using? 04.4
Which BIOS version are you using? 4.03
Which Framework Laptop 16 model are you using? AMD Ryzen™ AI 300 Series
My Framework 16 has two SSDs. I installed Windows 11 on the first, and I’m trying to install Ubuntu 24.04 on the second.
After selecting to “Install Ubuntu” the process begins but gets stuck when the message “RDSEED32 is broken. Disabling the corresponding CPUID bit.”
Tapping the power button will bring back the loading screen, but then it freezes.
To my knowledge, I have run all possible updates. Additionally, I added “clearcpuid-reseed” on the linux line of the GRUB boot menu, though I’m not completely confident I did this correctly.
Any help is greatly appreciated. In the meantime, I’m stuck using Windows 
One other note - there are a lot of posts saying the notice came up and then the system booted and worked fine. There are also a lot of Fedora posts.
I haven’t been able to find anyone with my specific issue of not being able to install Ubuntu.
This may not be helpful, but my wife and I just setup a dual-boot on her Framework 16, but the GNU/Linux distro is Debian sid (installed testing and then switched the repos to sid), so I’d be surprised if Ubuntu fails to work here.
If you edit the boot options to not have quiet (I think the defaults are probably quiet splash — remove both of those), do you see any additional errors?
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I really hope this is a typo. The latest kernel version available in Jammy seems to be 6.17. If your installer is giving you kernel 4.4, there’s a problem.
This worked! Thanks for the help.
Now I just have to figure out why the second SSD isn’t showing up in the Ubuntu install process… but that’s a separate issue.
Oh that’s interesting! I was hoping it would reveal more errors 
Make sure the SSD is seated correctly (does it show up in the UEFI or in Windows?).