Here’s a HCL report for my new workstation.
In the end it seems to work except for the integrated GPU, but I had to address some issues both in the installer and when booting after installation.
For the installer, the X failed to start. I had to add i915.force_probe=* so that the internal GPU is recognized (I haven’t tried the discrete GPU, I plan to have that only for OpenCL stuff). After that the installer works, but the GUI has strange artifacts that make it difficult to use - but I managed to get it installed.
After installation, the system does not reboot correctly and/or displays “no dom0 kernel image specified” message for a short moment. Apparently the firmware does not recognize the boot option. I manged to get it fixed by doing this, I think Qubes R4.1 no proper boot device - #13 by 51lieal, I think. I tried multiple things, but this is what got it working IIRC. FWIW the UEFI troubleshooting guide mentions files that do not exist in 4.1, which is confusing.
So the last thing that needs fixing is the broken GUI (photo attached - should have taken screenshot). With the discrete GPU it seems to be working fine, but I planned to use that for something else. It’s also interesting in Fedora 37 the GPU seems to work just fine, and that’s actually kernel 6.0.8, while in Qubes it’s broken even with 6.0.12 (from kernel-latest).
regards
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