Let’s take a look at Ubuntu 24.04 running on the Pi 5. There are a few issues installing Ubuntu 24.04 to USB or PCIe and I go over the possible workarounds for these issues. It’s great to see new versions of Ubuntu available for the Raspberry Pi as soon as a new Ubuntu release drops for other architectures.

To boot Ubuntu 24.04 from PCIe, make sure to add dtparam=pciex1 to config.txt after flashing the image to an NVMe drive.

05-03-24 Update on Install Issu: Dave, from Canonical, has made an image available with a proposed fix - attached to a comment here. Give it a try if you are having issues installing to USB or NVMe:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+so...

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00:00 Intro
00:34 Install Issues
02:26 Bug Fixes?
02:47 Install Fix
04:39 Issues Workaround
05:52 Ubuntu 24.04 on Pi 5
07:14 Ubuntu Shortcomings
08:28 Ubuntu as a Server
08:56 Conclusion