I’ve tried adding vga=normal nomodeset, but it didn’t do anything. I can get it to boot into a terminal but can’t make it init 5. This doesn’t happen with 1901. Secure boot is disabled and other live distros are working fine.
The only thing I can think is that the new kernel doesn’t like my hardware. If anyone has any suggestions I’d be glad to hear them.
That is a hardware specific problem. The Ideapad ships with an Intel Celeron N3060 with HD400 graphics that unfortunately does not run with the modesetting driver that all other intel graphics chips run with.
For it to go get working on the terminal after you booted live do these steps: 1. Stop SDDM Login Manager
systemctl stop sddm 2. Copy the Intel confguration file to force the intel driver instead of modesettings driver
The last one should’ve started the graphical user interface and show you the desktop.
Can you chack by pressing Ctrl+Alt+F7 if the desktop is running there?