On Saturday, June 17, 2017 at 3:33:17 PM UTC-4, cooloutac wrote:
> On Tuesday, June 13, 2017 at 6:06:12 PM UTC-4, Paulo Marques wrote:
> > In Fact when I went to the global settings in Qubes 3.2 Running in Virtual 
> > box AFTER I made an update either of Domm(o) and also of Fedora 23 (wich is 
> > the template that I'm using) it gives me a Kernel 4.4.67-12 (current) ...
> > 
> > When I runned it from VMware Workstation in the beginning gives me a:
> > Loading Kernel
> > xen 4.6.1...
> > Linux 4.4.14-11 popvs qubes x86_64
> > 
> > so It seems my image have an Linux 4.4.14-11 Kernel? what can I do?
> 
> unfortunately I don't know, hopefully someone else can answer.  it would 
> require building your own iso or using some kickstart file.  I believe this 
> has been done before but I'm failing to find it searching the mailing list.   
> 
> Building your own iso is out of my expertise, but there is documentation on 
> the website.  I believe a kickstart file would be easier if you can find the 
> discussion.

what if you burn qubes on a dvd? is that possible for you? and instal legacy 
mode that way,  won't helpt with graphics issue though. but then maybe you can 
actually install in text mode and get a tty later to install newer kernel.

Swapping drives really isn't a solution man if the firmware of the mobo and 
other peripherals get infected your Qubes still at risk if another os being 
used on the machine regardless.

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