W dniu środa, 1 kwietnia 2020 13:16:28 UTC+2 użytkownik [email protected] napisał: > > > > El martes, 31 de marzo de 2020, 15:29:50 (UTC+2), Yethal escribió: >> >> In order for Qubes to work inside KVM your CPU would need to support >> nested virtualization. Either switch your hardware or install baremetal >> >> W dniu sobota, 28 marca 2020 22:40:03 UTC+1 użytkownik [email protected] >> napisał: >>> >>> I install Ubuntu mate 18.04.4LTS Bionic in x86_64bits, in mate 1.20.1 in >>> Personal computer Odroid H2, my computer have a CPU J4105 Intel celeron. I >>> install the libraries for the virtualization of the QEMU virtual machine >>> manager, creating a KVM, QEMU supports Xen type hypervisors. >>> >>> The creation of the virtual machine has the following configuration. >>> >>> Considering that my personal computer has 8 GB of RAM and 4 TB of disk >>> space, I have allocated 2 CPUs, 4 GB of ram and 100 gigabytes of storage >>> space, the iso image that I downloaded from the official website is Qubes >>> 4.0.3 x86_64 bits.iso, is loaded from the hard disk to start >>> virtualization. The virtual network interface is assigned to the device >>> model of the network card, but I can also choose, virtio. >>> >>> The installation has no failures, except the warning that my hardware >>> does not support supports IOMMU / VT-d / AMD-Vi. >>> >>> When I start Qubes, the last line fails. >>> Failed to start Qubes VM sys-net. But the system loads equally, I start >>> Qubes manager. >>> >>> When I try to start whonix -ws, the warning becomes apparent, / usr / >>> bin / qvm-start, sys-firewall failed: stdout: >>> stderr: failed to start and HVM qube with PCI devices assigned-hardware >>> does not support IOMMU / VT-d / AMD-Vi >>> >>> I try to configure the devices, adding network cards, but I get the same >>> results.* In the Bios I have the VT-d display enabled*, I don't know >>> what else to do, in which I have the PVH mode enabled by default, and I >>> have also tried the HVM mode. >>> >>> and tried to update sys-whonix, in terminal, and it shows me the same >>> Qube HVM boot failure message. >>> >>> Other collateral errors are, Start failed: invalid argument: could not >>> find capabilities for arch = x86_64, see >>> /var/log/libvirt/libxl/libx-driver.log for details. >>> >>> The sys-firewall qube is network connected to sys-net, which does not >>> support firewall. >>> >>> You may edit the sys-firewall qube firewall rules, but these will not >>> take any effect until you connect it to a working firewall qube. >>> >>> Other comments like PVH, mode is hidden since it doesn't support PCI >>> passthrough. >>> >>> [image: 20200320_023124.jpg] >>> >>> [image: 20200320_024218.jpg] >>> >>> >>> I just need to know how to make the HVM mode work, and know how I can >>> transfer files from my USB, since the recognition of USB devices also >>> fails, everything else works perfectly. I have noticed that my Qubes is >>> something different, I give an example. >>> >>> In the following video >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrDo0q9qSXs&t=937s, at minute 37:54, in >>> the option Domain: anon-whonix many options appear, while I only see one. >>> Only >>> Qube settings. >>> >>> Thanks, and for the culture, I must not stop trying. >>> >> > > > > *Where can I download baremetal?* > > Download the Qubes ISO and install it like a regular operating system. >
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