On 11/18/2017 03:30 PM, awokd wrote:
I have a Corebooted G505S and it's hard locking up on the RC2 install.
Still haven't figured out how to begin to troubleshoot it, but it's not
working for me. See the thread:
https://mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg15824.html
I will assist you with this, I provide free expert tech support for the
free firmware owners (anyone who has a device with open source silicon
init can email me off list for hardware/firmware/virt support)
> 1) Installer warns "interrupt remapping" is not supported.
> qubes-hcl-report shows IOMMU as enabled but "Remapping" is not. What
> exactly are they looking for?
IR is an additional security and performance measure, it is supported in
the firmware so I don't understand as to why it isn't present. I would
say that is a xen issue.
> 2) Install completes and reboots successfully after that but it only gets
> part way through the first default template installation (whonix-gw) then
> hard locks- no mouse or keyboard response. Is there a way to force these
> to install in compatible mode or something so I can work on fixing them
> later?
I would install qubes on different hardware on the same drive then swap
the drive back so we can get a better shell and see what is happening.
> When I boot debian stretch on the same machine, I see AMD-Vi enabling
> interrupt remapping. xl dmesg under 4.0 shows (Xen) enabling interrupt
> remapping. Qubes 3.2 worked fine on this too.
I would take a guess and say this is probably a xen issue, if you do the
above we can get more info maybe change the version/update to fix it.
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