after reboot it should start with nvidia automatically with newest kernel (check uname -a)
Sound card:
with nvidia it should already work through hdmi
Intel sound card:
untrusted: git clone https://github.com/thesofproject/sof-bin
untrusted: tar -czf sof.tgz sof-bin/
dom0: qvm-run -p untrusted 'cat /home/user/sof.tgz' > sof.tgz
dom0: tar -xvf sof.tgz
dom0: mv /lib/firmware/intel/sof /lib/firmware/intel/sof-old
dom0: mv /lib/firmware/intel/sof-tplg /lib/firmware/intel/sof-tplg-old
dom0: cd sof-bin
dom0: vim install.sh and comment 2 lines where is rsync and repace wirh 3 lines of cp:
#rsync -a "${path}"/sof*"$ver" "${FW_DEST}"/
#rsync -a "${path}"/tools-"$ver"/ "${TOOLS_DEST}"/
cp -r "${path}"/"$ver".x/sof-"$ver" "${FW_DEST}"/
cp -r "${path}"/"$ver".x/sof-tplg-"$ver" "${FW_DEST}"/
cp -r "${path}"/"$ver".x/tools-"$ver"/* "${TOOLS_DEST}"/
dom0: ./install.sh v2.0
reboot and sound should work. Click on speaker icon → Audio mixer → Output devices tab - there should be sof-hda-dsp, not Dummy.
after reboot it should start with nvidia automatically with newest kernel (check uname -a)
Sound card:
with nvidia it should already work through hdmi
Intel sound card:
untrusted: git clone https://github.com/thesofproject/sof-bin
untrusted: tar -czf sof.tgz sof-bin/
dom0: qvm-run -p untrusted 'cat /home/user/sof.tgz' > sof.tgz
dom0: tar -xvf sof.tgz
dom0: mv /lib/firmware/intel/sof /lib/firmware/intel/sof-old
dom0: mv /lib/firmware/intel/sof-tplg /lib/firmware/intel/sof-tplg-old
dom0: cd sof-bin
dom0: vim install.sh and comment 2 lines where is rsync and repace wirh 3 lines of cp:
#rsync -a "${path}"/sof*"$ver" "${FW_DEST}"/
#rsync -a "${path}"/tools-"$ver"/ "${TOOLS_DEST}"/
cp -r "${path}"/"$ver".x/sof-"$ver" "${FW_DEST}"/
cp -r "${path}"/"$ver".x/sof-tplg-"$ver" "${FW_DEST}"/
cp -r "${path}"/"$ver".x/tools-"$ver"/* "${TOOLS_DEST}"/
dom0: ./install.sh v2.0
reboot and sound should work. Click on speaker icon → Audio mixer → Output devices tab - there should be sof-hda-dsp, not Dummy.
I’ve got also cpio.gz, I tried to send it to qubes-users@googlegroups.com, but mail came back (We’re writing to let you know that the group you tried to contact (qubes-users) may not exist, or you may not have permission to post messages to the group.)
You need to be a member of the list to be able to send to it. However, the cpio info is really only needed when doing active troubleshooting/debugging with the developers. We don’t even have a central place to store them (except the mailing list). So no need to send it unless a developer requests it.
a friend of mine has exactly the same notebook and he managed to get the graphics working without these workarounds. The only thing he did was he disabled hybrid graphic mode in bios and the installer showed up as well as installation and starting installed qubes. He tried 4.1.1 and 4.1.1 rc1.
There was only one problem with sound card, but he used procedure mentioned above and now is everything working.