> I Ivan,
thanks for the tip, I'll buy a different network adapter and I'll try it also.
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> Yeah, using a different network adapter worked fine. Even though the onboard
> NIC is listed for passthrough to net-sys, the net-sys always indicated a
> modulo error when booted.
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> I bought some cheap gb adapters off amazon for like 4$ a while back, and it
> worked without any
In Fact when I went to the global settings in Qubes 3.2 Running in Virtual box
AFTER I made an update either of Domm(o) and also of Fedora 23 (wich is the
template that I'm using) it gives me a Kernel 4.4.67-12 (current) ...
When I runned it from VMware Workstation in the beginning gives me a:
Hi Cooloutac
"maybe you need to have that 4.8 kernel." - how is that ? Doesn't the image
downloaded from either the Qubes site or their mirrors doesn't included already
that?
How can I see if that is the case and if not how can I put together that Kernel
with the rest of the image?
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"What I was suggesting was to disable vt-d and see if qubes boot."
Ok, let's try...
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but If I use version 4.2.3-300.fc23.x86_64 with fusion desktop is the same (i'm
writing this second message on it)
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Hi Foppe
quote "I don't have a dual-boot menu, though, I just tell the bios from which
disk to boot." - That's exactly what i'm trying to do, that't wy I bought this
case (
Hi Foppe,
"You'll have to install it to a disk and dual-boot to it to get it to work"
According to Qubes Team that isn't a very good solution for security reasons
because the other system can be "taken" and your all qubes installation is at
risk, wright?
Anyway, I've insttaled Fedora 23 and
Hi Cooloutac,
I've tried Fedora 23 Installation and it seems to work well (I'm writing this
from Firefox after the Fedora 23 installation)
Tanks for your suggestions
Regards
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Hi Cooloutac,
Thanks for the suggestions, I'm downloading Fedora 23 now and I'll Install it
as soon as I'll get it ;)
What do you mean by a " a discrete gpu installed"? My Cpu is an i5 core 6500
and as Intel® HD Graphics 530 included (I don't think I'm able do disable it in
the bios) and my
I cooloutac
Thank you for your suggestions
"I would play around with bios settings man. set turn off secure boot, hdd
mode ahci, use legacy boot. change csm settings, try auto, set to boot other
os. check usb settings, any other hdd settings."
I've done all that already (I've been
I guys, I've tried already with another image and another Disk, an 500GB
seagate and the results are the same. is it possible to be a disk driver (from
Cubes installation setup ) problem or a disk/bios problem? Both disks, the SSD
275GB Crucial and the 500GB Seagate are functioning well as I
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