On 11/21/2016 03:51 PM, Eric Shelton wrote:
Third, it looks like there are problems getting Linux running on
these, which does not bode well for getting Qubes to boot:
https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDebianOn/Asus/X205TA
You are going to run into these types of issues with these inexpensive little
machines where the manufacturer puts in just enough effort to get Windows
running on it. Plus, a good number of these machines have problems booting
anything other than the Windows OS it shipped with, as demonstrated by that
last link.
Eric
If a computer is not already Qubes certified or on the Qubes HCL, its
good practice to look for it in a Linux HCL as the second step. Although
I'm not aware of many lists that are well-maintained, the Ubuntu HCL
appears to be the most comprehensive by far. One can also check with the
manufacturer to see if a particular model was designed to work with
Linux. Using these resources will improve the chances that Qubes will
work well on a computer model that is not on the Qubes HCL.
Chris
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