Qubes 4.1 and 4.2 works fine
-Wi-fi works and Dock Station as well-(ish) .
-In 4.1 had to change sys-net qube in Settings>PCI>Device> Option "configure strict Reset for PCI Devices and select Wireless Controller. In 4.2 working well without it.
-Qubes 4.2 in Sleep Mode has noticeable better battery life, and with KDE desktop environment you can change battery profiles.
-When Trying to open qvm Setting it take over 3-4sec, compare to my Stationary Pc is only 1 sec, it can be very noticeable.
-Some time ago I notice Wi-fi drop after sleep Mode, and got some problem with USB,sys-net not turning automaticly ON and hanging after turning On manually.
Problem solved by removing Device from sys-net called
02:00:0 Ethernet controller: Realtec Semiconductor Co., Ltd RTL8111/8168/8411 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Controller
But then I lost Ethernet connection thru Dock Station, So I had to put it back
02:00:0 Ethernet controller:
in list of Device always connected to this qubes, and Use Option "configure strict Reset for PCI Devices and select only 02:00:0
for now on that work and no Issues so far.
(I post Configuration that I )
My Bios Setup:
Config > Network
All OFF
Config > USB
All ON
(All OFF)
Config >Keyboard/mouse
Up to You
Config > Display
UMA Frame Buffer Size -Auto
Boot time - Disabled
Config > Power (Almost all OFF)
Sleep State - Linux
Lid Sensor- ON
Config > Beep and Alarm
ALL OFF
Config > HDMI
Mode HDMI 2.0
Security
TSME - ON
Security > Fingerprint
All off
Security Mode - Normal
Security > Security Chip
Security Chip -ON
Physical Presence for Clear - ON
Security >UEFI BIOS
Flash BIOS Updating by End User - ON
Rest -OFF
Security > Memory Protection
Execution Prevention - ON
Security > Virtualization
Enhance Windows Bio. - OFF
AMD V™ Techn. - ON
Security > I/O Port Access
ALL ON
Security > Internal Device Access
Up to You
Security > Secure Boot
Secure Boot - ON
Rest Depend on you.
Security > Device Guard
Device Guard - OFF
Security > DASH Config.
DASH Support - OFF
Startup > Boot
Boot Priority Order;
1-Qubes OS
2-NVMe
Rest is Excluded to the side
Config > Startup
Network Boot -NVMe0
Option key display OFF
Boot device List F12 - ON
Boot Order - Lock - ON
Restart
OS Optimized Defaults - OFF
Maybe that would help someone.