Ulrich Windl: > Hi! > > I'm new to Qubes OS and to this list: I installed QUbesOS on an 64GB USB > stick. That took almost 3 hours! (I filed some issues at github, too) > My problem was that I could not find the VT-d setting in the BIOS (see also > https://superuser.com/questions/367290/how-to-enable-hardware-virtualization-on-asus-motherboard/1152970#1152970), > and I was not sure whether my PC has it. > So I continued the installation despite of the warning. > It _seemed_ that the installation worked without an error, but there were > periodic messages in the installer's journal that didn't look quite right. > Now basically the installed system works (now with Vt-d enabled), but I > wonder whether the installation (which seems to launch VMs temporarily) > suceeded normally, or whether it's better to re-do the installation (thinking > of another three hours...). > > Regards, > Ulrich > If the installer had problems due to VT-d not being enabled, it typically results in failing to create sys-net or sys-firewall. If your network is working, you didn't encounter this so I wouldn't bother reinstalling.
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