Remarks
Works great. Everything seems stable but no camera (requires proprietary blob in dom0, so no), no bluetooth (no need anyway). Sleep works except I need to reboot sys-ne
t after sleeping:
- 4.2.2 default install will break, after install and reboot it will die waiting for startup. Fix - Install with “Kernel Latest” option at bottom of install list. Then install of 4.2 works great.
- BE200 wifi works out fo the box, has been stable (don’t see bluetooth device, but i didn’t try that hard). Though stable, maxes at around 300Mbps. My AP sucks but i have a 1G cable and can get 700-800Mbps hardwire and my phone wifi gets 529mbps…so something is not correct with the BE200 config or driver (I should have done a speed check before nuking windows).
- Qubes stable and security-related-testing both work. all-testing will break the kernel’s ability to detect block devices from new firmware updates (
qv-block
empty, and usb drives don’t work etc). Downgrading the updates to remove all updates from all-testing fixed the block device issues. - Camera is a non starter, it would require a binary blob from intel in dom0 so it will probably never work.
- S3 sleep seems to work great, but
sys-net
looses the wifi adapter. Simply rebootingsys-net
fixes the issue, so no big deal as I don’t have to restart anything else. System still seems a little warm during sleep…need to test the battery drain. - It can drive 2 external 4k monitors, but only if I attach one to each Thunderbolt port. All the hubs I tried are usbc, so perhaps a Thunderbolt 4 hub can drive 2 monitors from a single port?
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