Second part for BIOS
I went to my BIOS settings for verifying, I saw VT-d, so check also :
- Security > Secutity features
- Intel Virtualization Technology : Enabled
- Intel VT for Directed I/O (VT-d) : Enabled
ISO file to USB drive
I got issues with my first USB drive (4GB), it was a personal specific problem but it shows that you should take care about your USB drive.
[I never used Rufus]. In Rufus, activate the option check device for bad sectors. See also the instructions in the installation guide:
MediaTest is not recommended. Be sure to select “DD image” mode ( after selecting the Qubes ISO)
and also read the note about Windows 10.
Boot
On boot, use F10 key, choose the UEFI USB device.
Note: I’ll boot again with my USB drive for verifying that.
If you get again an error on boot
- try with another USB drive (an oversized USB drive, ex: 16GB, 32GB) and the 4.0.3 ISO.
- try with the 4-0-4-rc1 ISO
- try with the alpha 4.1 ISO
If the error is different from previously (“Pane id dead”), describe it. If it’s the same we will continue to search together.