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For posterity, I was able to track the problem down to what appears to be an
issue with the netvm acquiring pci devices that should ostensibly be network
controllers. I wasn't able to get anywhere by simply removing my RAID
controller so I removed the GPU (ATI HD) and was finally able to complet
Thanks for the suggestion and sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
I just did a fresh install with no whonix or debian templates and chose the "do
not configure anything" option.
This left me with a sterile but working dom0. I figured the best way to proceed
might be to run firstboot-qub
Oops, subject should read 3.2 not 3.1
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Hello,
I've spent a few hours every time a new release has come out since 2.0 trying
to get a successful install going on my personal workstation to no avail. Every
single time things go sideways where the installer creates the default
DisposableVM. I see in 3.2 the installer has had a lot of w
