Some thoughts.
What is the system saying the driver is? Run:
or
Code:
lspci -nnk |grep -A3 -i vga
In post #3 it is not clear that firmware-amd-graphics is installed since it's not visible in the pic, though it may be loaded as you say "all those installed" in relation to post #2.
Some options to investigate are:
1. What happens if you add the kernel option: nomodeset?
If unclear about how to add the option (parameter), see the first answer here:
I need to add the boot parameter foo=bar to my kernel. How can I do this once for testing, and permanently if testing was a success?
askubuntu.com
In your case just add the word: nomodeset, after a space on the linux line. If there are quotation marks, put the option inside the closing quote. This added kernel option only lasts for this boot.
2. Another option is to disable hardware acceleration and glamor acceleration, individually or together.
Those can be disabled with a code snippet like the the following code in a file named something like:
50-accels.conf.
Code:
Section "Device"
Identifier "Card0"
Driver "amdgpu"
Option "Accel" "off"
# Option "AccelMethod" "none"
EndSection
Note that there is a commenting out (the # sign) of the second option because it's best to try one at a time before trying both together. Importantly the driver for the card should be the driver from the result of the lspci commands above. I've only guessed it to be amdgpu.
This code snippet can be placed in /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/, after which you either reboot or restart X.
For some details on the accelerations, see: man amdgpu. Note that all of this is reversible in case it doesn't work and just puts you back to the start again.
You might like to also investigate the TearFree option mentioned on the man page.