When installing Ubuntu server black screen, blinking cursor - how to install?

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ubuntu

Hello!
I'm trying to install from a bootable flash drive Ubuntu Server 18.04.3 LTS.
But it's always the same: after loading the BIOS and selecting the flash drive as bootable, the Ubuntu background (and at the bottom of the logo) for a while (if you don't press anything), and then a black screen and a blinking cursor in the upper left corner.
At the same time, the flash drive indicator blinks a little and that's it.
It reacts to the "ctrl" key, allows you to select the language, parameters (but if you press the installation again, a black screen and a blinking cursor)
I tried to include "nomodeset" - no change.
Recorded installation flash drives via UNetbootin, Rufus (turned on and off the checkbox "fix for old bios"), UltraISO current versions.
I tried different flash drives: volumes and manufacturers, formatted in FAT, FAT32, NTFS (including third-party programs).
I checked the checksums of the image and bad blocks of flash drives.
I checked the memory, the disk was Victoria (just in case, the disk itself was replaced).
Tried only on a regular RAM - no change.
Recorded through dd and through Rufus with dd settings.
I tried installing from a flash drive on another machine - everything is installed without problems, but not on this one.
The BIOS is old, there is no way to update (in the absence of a newer one)
In the BIOS, I changed the SATA mode to AHCI and vice versa.
Proc: Intel Atom 230 (1.6 GHz)
Memory: DDR2 2GB with one stick and something else soldered on the motherboard (like a gig).
Drive: SSD WD Green 120G
Chipset SIS672 + SIS968
Video Sis Mirage 3
Tried Windu - installed without problems.
Please tell me how to fix the problem or at least understand what is wrong?

Answer 1

The problem was solved by installing 19.10 with nomodeset enabled.
The truth was scolded for something, but while googled the installation itself went further.

Answer 2

Most likely the x64 installer - and the percent only supports x32.
Try the 32bit installer. For example, the same ubuntu 16