That is a consumer level laptop (AFIAK), you need to buy a HPE pro or
elitebook if you want iommu (technical name for VT-d) generally
otherwise it is hit or miss.
You would have better luck with an AMD PRO APU laptop, they're less
expensive than intel and AMD-Vi (IOMMU) is more of a standard feature
with AMD systems.
You would have to ask HP if it has working iommu (and get it in writing
in case it doesn't and you must return it) or go to a store and boot a
liveCD then run the HCL.
On 11/21/2016 11:45 AM, Warren wrote:
I'm looking at the "HP Laptop 250 G5 (X9U07UT#ABA) Intel Core i5 6200U (2.30 GHz) 8 GB
Memory 256 GB SSD Intel HD Graphics 520" at
(http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834266056&cm_re=HP_Laptop_250_G5_%28X9U07UT%23ABA%29-_-34-266-056-_-Product).
ark.intel.com says that VT-d and VT-x is supported by the processor but I can't
find out, so far, whether it's actually enabled or can be enabled.
HP site says the chipset is intel SoC.
Would anyone care to hazard a guess as to whether or not I could use this
laptop to run qubes?
Thanks
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