Re: [qubes-users] Hardware Report & "fast SSD" Question

2020-03-25 Thread unman
On Wed, Mar 25, 2020 at 09:15:19AM +0100, haaber wrote:
> On 3/25/20 9:08 AM, tsc.v...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Hi - I didn't see my laptop in the list so looked everything up. It
> > seems the Lenovo Ideapad 131 151KB supports everything but SSD. I assume
> > I would have to replace my internal hard drive with the SSD since an
> > external SSD would, I assume, get bottlenecked by any USB connection to
> > the motherboard. I need Qubes for only a few select simple tasks that
> > require few resources, so my question is - could I get by under these
> > conditions or is SSD considered absolutely necessary? Thanks for any advice!
> 
> Hi qubes does work without ssd (my first installs did not have one). But
> speed, especially booting-times (xen & vm's) are 3-4 times longer. If
> you open a temporary vm every minute, that is annoying, but for 'normal'
> use no ssd is required to my best knowedge. Just a bit of patience :)
> Bernhard

Second this - you can indeed use HDD and Qubes will work fine. For what
you describe it will work well.
You wont need to *make* a cup of coffee while opening a new qube, but
perhaps *take a sip* .
A while back I posted comparison times between SSD and HDD, RAM - you'll
see that the HDD is slower but works

Incidentally, working off USB is (relatively) fine. I have a few sticks
including a live Qubes that runs in RAM and they all perform  fine. For
your use case dont exclude that.

unman

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Re: [qubes-users] Hardware Report & "fast SSD" Question

2020-03-25 Thread haaber

On 3/25/20 9:08 AM, tsc.v...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi - I didn't see my laptop in the list so looked everything up. It
seems the Lenovo Ideapad 131 151KB supports everything but SSD. I assume
I would have to replace my internal hard drive with the SSD since an
external SSD would, I assume, get bottlenecked by any USB connection to
the motherboard. I need Qubes for only a few select simple tasks that
require few resources, so my question is - could I get by under these
conditions or is SSD considered absolutely necessary? Thanks for any advice!


Hi qubes does work without ssd (my first installs did not have one). But
speed, especially booting-times (xen & vm's) are 3-4 times longer. If
you open a temporary vm every minute, that is annoying, but for 'normal'
use no ssd is required to my best knowedge. Just a bit of patience :)
Bernhard

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[qubes-users] Hardware Report & "fast SSD" Question

2020-03-25 Thread tsc . v1 . 3
Hi - I didn't see my laptop in the list so looked everything up. It seems 
the Lenovo Ideapad 131 151KB supports everything but SSD. I assume I would 
have to replace my internal hard drive with the SSD since an external SSD 
would, I assume, get bottlenecked by any USB connection to the motherboard. 
I need Qubes for only a few select simple tasks that require few resources, 
so my question is - could I get by under these conditions or is SSD 
considered absolutely necessary? Thanks for any advice!

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Re: [qubes-users] Hardware report

2017-01-31 Thread Andrew David Wong
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On 2017-01-30 10:27, Loren Rogers wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I've attached a hardware report for an Asus G750JW. I can say that
> Qubes appears to run just fine overall, but with a few limitations.
> The most important is the wifi -- the Broadcom unit installed isn't
> supported, so no wifi out of the box. Somewhat annoying, but
> workable, is the monitor - the display brightness doesn't work, so
> it's stuck at 100%. This is a known issue with the kernel, and may
> be fixed in future releases. Could be worse, but still annoying.
> Also, the keyboard functions don't work out of the box. Things like
> the keyboard backlight brightness, wireless on/off, enable/disable
> touchpad, all don't work. However, the volume buttons do work,
> along with the monitor-off button. I didn't really try any of the
> other functions or the webcam/mic.
> 
> 
> Loren
> 

Thank you for your report. However, you should resubmit it with a
properly-formatted subject line in order to increase the probability
that it will be noticed by Zrubi, our volunteer HCL maintainer.

The correct subject line format is:

HCL - 

Thank you for your understanding. You can read more about the HCL
submission procedure here:

https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/hcl/#generating-and-submitting-new-reports

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[qubes-users] Hardware report

2017-01-30 Thread Loren Rogers
Hi all,

I've attached a hardware report for an Asus G750JW. I can say that Qubes 
appears to run just fine overall, but with a few limitations. The most 
important is the wifi -- the Broadcom unit installed isn't supported, so no 
wifi out of the box. Somewhat annoying, but workable, is the monitor - the 
display brightness doesn't work, so it's stuck at 100%. This is a known issue 
with the kernel, and may be fixed in future releases. Could be worse, but still 
annoying. Also, the keyboard functions don't work out of the box. Things like 
the keyboard backlight brightness, wireless on/off, enable/disable touchpad, 
all don't work. However, the volume buttons do work, along with the monitor-off 
button. I didn't really try any of the other functions or the webcam/mic.


Loren

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