I tried to install on this operating system TUXEDO, QubesOS on it.
However, it did not work as desired, for this reason I installed Ubuntu on it.
Now Ubuntu is running on this notebook.
Question, how do you install QubesOS on the notebook now, is there the graphics card problem, if so where do you get there graphics card drivers etc and how would you install something like that?
Opt.keyboard with TUX Super key
Opt.keyboard layout DEUTSCH (DE-DE)
Opt.Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 (802.11ax | 2.4 & 5 GHz | Bluetooth 5.2)
Opt.TUXEDO OS (recommendation)
Opt.without Windows
Opt.without virtual Windows
Opt.2 years warranty (Incl. parts, labor & shipping)
Opt.EU power cable | F C6
Since you have a Nvidia card, you will probably need to add:
module_blacklist=nouveau
to the kernel line on boot. If you are installing 4.1.2, highlight “kernel latest” (last option), press e to edit the boot options, use the arrow keys to find where it says quiet and replace it with
One points to the right and often moves the cursor to the right (if the cursor is in the last column on the screen, it will often move to the beginning of the line below)
One points to the left and often moves the cursor to the left (if the cursor is in the first column on the screen, it will often move to the end of the line above)
One points down/towards you and often moves the cursor down on the screen
One points up/away from you and often moves the cursor up on the screen
– those are the arrows keys I had in mind.
When the computer lists the possible boot options, you’ll just see a short description and if you hit e you should see the details about what options the computer will try and boot with. On the 3. or 4. line, there should be the word quiet (you might have to scroll with the arrow keys to see/find it).
Use the arrow keys on the keyboard to move the cursor to t in quiet and then you should be able to use the backspace/delete key on the keyboard to delete/remove the letters in quiet and type the text:
module_blacklist=nouveau
After the edit, press the ctrl-key on the keyboard and then the x-key – that should start the boot process with the changed boot options.
