The intel NUC 10 works great with Qubes-OS 4.0 but need some settings,
see below.
The default provided kernel didn't recognize the included NIC (I-219V,
in sys-net no listed network device with `ip a`) and the GPU used the
restricted 800x600 pixel resolution.
Reason: the too old 4.8.5 kernel doesn't recognize this fresh hardware.
The solution, use the 5.6 kernel:
- first use an USB NIC adapter
- sys-net : remove all devices in Qube setting
- dom0: detect the USB NIC identifier with 'qvm-usb' (ex: sys-usb:3.3)
- dom0: 'qvm-usb attach sys-net sys-usb:3.3' (attach the USB NIC to sys-net)
- sys-net : 'usb-devices' should display the USB NIC
- sys-net: check network works ('ip a', ping, new connection
notification, red network icon in tray-bar),
- dom0: switch to the latest-kernel with 'qubes-dom0-update
kernel-latest', got 5.6 kernel,
- qubes-os : shutdown, unplug the USB NIC, restart the host
- check GPU driver provides a better resolution (>= full HD display),
- sys-net: set new kernel for sys-net in Qube setting,
- sys-net: reboot,
- sys-net: remove all devices, and attach only the '00:1f.6 Ethernet
controller' (i.e.: I-219V device) with the 'no-strict reset' option,
- sys-net: reboot,
- check sys-net uses the I-219V NIC and network works ('ip a', ping, new
connection notification, red network icon in tray-bar).
I didn't check wireless and sleep because I don't use them for this host.
Regards,
Ludovic
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