On 2019-03-24 02:41, Yushatak wrote:
> On Thursday, March 21, 2019 at 8:57:09 PM UTC-4, Yushatak wrote:
>> When I boot the Qubes installation media (I dd'd it to a USB stick per the 
>> instructions on the site) it initializes Xen, then the kernel starts booting 
>> (Linux penguins, etc.), and then it goes to a black screen and there's no 
>> activity. F1 does nothing. My hardware is a laptop with an i7 8700K and an 
>> Nvidia 1060, so it smelled like nouveau driver problems to me. However, 
>> normally one works around that by editing the kernel line in grub with 
>> nouveau.modeset=0 and I have no grub! I decided to try editing the grub.conf 
>> in the isolinux directory of the ISO by extracting the iso, editing, then 
>> regenerating the ISO. Someone on IRC was nice enough to provide me a log 
>> from the official build of the ISO so I used the proper switches/etc.. I 
>> booted that in a VM to make sure it was OK as a sanity check, then wrote 
>> that to the USB stick (which takes like 26 minutes, it's USB 2.. not fun) 
>> and it stopped booting after attaching the USB stick as a SCSI device, not 
>> even quite getting to the black
screen. AFAIK my hardware requires a 4.18 kernel and from what they said on IRC 
there's nothing newer than 4.14 in Qubes anyway, but since it tries to boot I 
don't know. I throw myself upon your mercy, Qubes community/developers.
> 
> Nobody has a single thought?

Might the solution be putting your BIOS into Legacy mode?
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/qubes-users/Vy5wpWbOYxU

In my case switching the HDD from AHCI mode to IDE mode seemed to get
past this blank screen and got me to the install screen. 

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