When Booting into Linux Mint 21.0 I get some weird errors

[katman104]

I have the following Error codes when loading Linux Mint 21 Mate on my HP 6000 MT PRO Desktop

Mind you I have no errors when booting Windows 10 on same desktop... Anyone have any suggestions....these errors do not cause any problem that I can see from the operation of the PC but, they should not be there. Is there anything I can check in Bios settings, and if so where, I checked under security (system security) and found nothing concerning TPM Chip      Help greatly appreciated in advance.

0.210444] x86/cpu: VMX (outside TXT) disabled by Bios

0.3647241 acpi LMXCPU:00: Invalid PBLK length [7]

0.364763] acpi LmxCPU: 01: Invalid PBLK Length [7]

0. 365089] acpi bios error (bug): \_SB.PC10._OSC: excess arguements-ASL doc

lared 5, acpi requires 4 (20210730/nsarguements-162

0.365198]ACPI Bios error (bug): failure creating named object [\_SB.PC10._osc.CAPD], already

exists (20210730/dsfield-184)

[ 0.365240] ACPI Error: AE_Already_ exists, CreateBufferField failure(2021073)0/dswload2-477)

0.3653151] acpi error: Aborting Method \_SB.PC10._osc due to previous error(AE_Already_exists) (20210730/psparse-529)

[ 1.343963] ima: Error Communicating to TPM chip

[ 1.347222] “ “ “ “ “ “

[ 1.348889] “ “ “ “ “ “

[ 1. 350501] “ “ “ “ “ “

[ 1.352325] “ “ “ “ “ “

[ 1.354977] “ “ “ “ “ “

[ 1.356780] “ “ “ “ “ “

[ 1.358572] “ “ “ “ “ “

[ub6424]

Hello @katman104 

Sorry to hear that you are having problems ... I would like to help you.

Please send pictures of < all > BIOS settings

( if serial number, device id, UUID, System Board CT Number is displayed, please blur )

Kind regards

[katman104]

How is the best way to get these settings that you are referring to? thanks for the concern. I know that I can go into the bios and click on each individual item but, was wondering if there was a quicker way. Again  thanks for your concern. By the way I have tried resetting to default and no difference....

katman104

[ub6424]

Hello @katman104 

(1) Change and save BIOS settings

Security:
--- TPM State [Disabled]

(2) Please report your results

[katman104]

Under Security there is no heading saying -----TPM State...[Disabled] ????

Thanks for your help.

[ub6424]

Hello @katman104 

Well I had asked to send screenshots of your current BIOS settings. Then please go through "all" settings yourself and check if TPM occurs.

Kind regards

[katman104]

Will check again and advise if I find TPM anywhere in Bios

Thanks

[katman104]

I do Not find TPM listed anywhere in any of the Bios Settings. According to what I read the only thing I can find is that 6000 is equipped with 1.2 and has an embedded device.

[ub6424]

Hello @katman104 

The possibilities are exhausted. Please seek further help in a Linux community. With appropriate kernel parameters or a patch, the error could be fixed.

Good luck