[email protected]: > I have tried the troubleshooting steps "Installation finished but “Qubes” > boot option is missing and xen.cfg is empty" but I get the error when > trying to create efi boot entry "EFI variables are not support on this > system." Seems it's safe to assume this is yet another unsupported > laptop. I've yet to run Qubes on hardware that's less than 5 years old. > > > On Thursday, August 8, 2019 at 2:26:52 PM UTC-5, > [email protected] wrote: >> >> I have been trying to get Qubes installed again and have not been >> successful. First I tried on a Precision 5530 but nvidia can't be disabled >> and nothing seemed to be working right. I purchased a Dell Latitude 5491 >> specifically for Qubes and seem to be having all the same problems. I'm >> able to enable legacy boot mode and run through the installer that way, but >> then I get a drive that has no bootable partition. I'm not finding >> anything in the documentation other than run the installer and go from >> there. Are there any special steps that need to be performed to get a >> recent model laptop to boot Qubes after installing in legacy boot mode? >> > If you're doing a legacy boot, EFI is effectively turned off so you won't see a xen.cfg etc. You might need to add the hard drive in your BIOS settings boot order in legacy mode, even if it's already in there in UEFI mode. Also, what happened when you first tried to install Qubes in EFI (non-legacy) mode?
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