Hi,

delayed thanks for your feedback. I guess this should work, and one could
probably replace the kernel rpms (to be installed) with the newer ones, but the 
hurdle for me was to get a valid iso image back to the usb stick .. [I assume 
this is simple, provided one knows how to ..]

Anyways, time for the screwdriver .. and I can confirm that installing
vanilla qubes 3.2 on a supported laptop and upgrading the kernel to 4.8.x (from
the unstable repo) resulted in a (mostly) working system.

The first boot in the target hardware led to several failures of service VMs not
starting, as the wrong PCI devices had been passed through to them. 
Fortunately, some qvm-pci commands and a reboot later, this was resolved.

At present, I have working graphics, Ethernet and WIFI. Sound is
working as well. After waking up from
sleep, the network is gone, but I am optimistic that this can be sorted out.
(Had this problem in the past ..)

I will report for the HCL when this is really up and running.

For future reference, it would be great though if there were a howto for making
an updated install usb / image ...

Thanks,

Stefan
 

Am Freitag, 13. Januar 2017 00:43:14 UTC+1 schrieb Ángel:
> [email protected] wrote:
> > Thus, is there a (documented) way to add a newer kernel to the 3.2 install 
> > image? I'd rather avoid taking the SSD out and install qubes in my older
> > machine.
> > 
> > Thanks in advance,
> > 
> > Stefan
> 
> For booting the install or for being installed?
> 
> I expect that changing the kernel being used during the install should
> be as simple as replacing the isolinux/vmlinuz* / EFI/BOOT/vmlinuz plus
> initrd in the install media.
> 
> Changing the kernel that is getting installed may be harder, although it
> can surely be inserted into Packages/ but anyway you could drop the
> right file into the boot partition just until you get to install it
> correctly.
> 
> Make sure you only replace them with a trusted binary, though.

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