Latest 1.17 BIOS, VT-d and Virtualization enabled in BIOS. Various thunderbolt
assists disable/enable, etc options tried on/off. Must use discrete graphics
during install, which is an Nvidia Quatro P2000 (similar to the GTX 1050qm
generation).
Anaconda installer gets past the initial setup, partitions the drive, etc and
reboots. After first reboot, when selecting which qubes to configure, the
system starts to configure all the Qubes.
It is upon completion of this step, just before the system switches to the
login screen, that the error message pops up:
/usr/bin/qvm-start sys-firewall failed
stdout: ""
stderr: "Start failed: internal error: Unable to reset PCI device
0000:00:1f:6:
no FLR, PM reset or bus reset available, see
/var/log/libvirt/libxl/libxl-driver.log for details.
"
Click OK switches a black screen, and the system become unresponsive. Only a
hard reset gets it to reboot, at which it boots up to the LUKS password, I
enter it, and the system boots to a black screen again - unresponsive.
I've tried flipping various options in BIOS to no avail.
I suspect it's the Nvidia graphics. However, I can't get the installer to boot
past Xen with Hybrid graphics - Xen pauses for 5 minutes or something, and goes
black.
NOTE: I got the same error on a Thinkpad X1 Tablet 3rd Gen using R4.0.1-rc2.
However, switching to R4.0 RTM did not get the error and the system installed
normally.
WARNING (to anyone else installing on a P1/X1 Extreme/P52, etc): To install,
you must switch to discrete graphics in BIOS (no hybrid). But, DO NOT DO THIS
unless you have BIOS 1.17 or later or you will BRICK YOUR THINKPAD! Known issue
across most latest-generation Thinkpads these days with discrete graphics.
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