On Wednesday, November 9, 2016 at 5:03:12 AM UTC-8, Pablo Di Noto wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> Never had much use for a Windows7 HVM so far.
> 
> Months ago, I installed W7 on Qubes just for the sake of testing. Got to the 
> point of installing qubes-windows-tools and had some success with it, but 
> never used it much (in fact, never activated a license on the resulting W7 
> install).
> 
> Now I want to start from scratch, but cannot make a HVM to go further than 
> "Starting Windows" screen on the install phase.
> 
> Only changes I recognize on my setup are:
> - R3.2 final installed (which included several Xen updates, 4.6 to 4.6.3 IIRC)
> - Got a "storage pool" enabled, to use the machine SHDD together with the 
> boot SSD.
> 
> So far, tried all this:
> - several W7 ISO versions (including the ones I successfully used before).
> - creating the HVM with 2, 3 and 4gb of memory.
> - creating the HVM on my "big storage" pool, the local SHDD, using -P option 
> in the qvm-create command
> - creating the HVM on the original storage pool, the local boot 
> qubes-dom0-root volume, using the GUI to create the machine.
> - using debug options on all the attempts, but logs show absolutely nothing 
> that I can recognize as error.
> 
> Any pointers on what to try next, or how to debug?
> 
> Thanks in advance!
> ///Pablo

I don't have any answers, but a data point that might be useful. I've installed 
windows HVMs on Qubes 3.2 on both Lenovo T460 and x260 recently, and had no 
issues. The x250 should be similar. One variable I see is that you have a 
storage pool whereas mine both had a single drive. Don't know if that makes a 
difference.

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