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# Ubuntu 24.10
# Ubuntu 24.10 on StarFive VisionFive 2 with AMDGPU
It is using the 6.11 kernel. This has the PCI-e controller of StarFive VisionFive 2 + AMDGPU drivers that are working with RISC-V
Ubuntu 24.10 is using the 6.11 kernel. This has the PCI-e controller of StarFive VisionFive 2 + AMDGPU drivers that are working with RISC-V.
So if you have a m2 to pci-e adapter you can now run Ubuntu with AMDGPU on RISC-V (without building your own kernel with patches etc.)
The only problem is now the u-boot that initialize the PCI-e controller to scan for m.2 drivers. Some of my AMDPGU do not like that (fan 100% and not detected anymore in the kernel).
So we need a u-boot (from Ubuntu) without the initialization of the PCI-e controller. I have build that and release the flash-files (u-boot + opensbi) on github.
So we can now just flash Ubuntu 24.10 to an eMMC, use the custom flash-files (u-boot + opensbi).
## Flash Ubuntu 24.10 to eMMC
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# now reboot
sudo reboot
```
## Done
You will now see a KDE desktop login! Good luck and have fun!