Partitioning and Install on 3 NVMe disks

[Erica.vH]

@Vael_S

Hi Erica,

Sorry for the delay, been busy with things that I couldn’t get out of and couldn’t get to my PC dor a while.

Don’t be sorry I’m the one in need, and I certainly appreciate what you (and otehrs) are doing to help, I,m definitely not “expecting”, just hoping …

@Vael_S

Moving Windows does work in general, there may be something you have set up in there that is restricting you.
I would suggest you edit the registry and set it to boot on all systems. I think that is what you may be missing.
I’ll find that entry later today sometime.

The Win10 I’m using is a version I’ve moved around, from laptop to laptops, from disk to disk, it is very likely I’ve broke (typical me) a thing or two in the process.
But the fact that I can’t install even a fresh one on that USB makes me think it is one the usb side, not on the current version
USB-C (plugged in the thunder-something and plugged in the regular doesn’t change)
An entry in the Reg. to boot everywhere ? oh, I had no idea, I would totally try that ! (although now I’m kinda bnt to the idea to just have it as a qube)

@Vael_S

Fresh Installs do work, I have done it many times.
I’ll build one and give you a link to download it if you would like.
What version of Windows?

I have win10 pro, and my USB-C encased NVMe is 512Gb

@Vael_S

It is something that is set up after, as they don’t really let you do it normally.

Ok noted, thank you !
What about the XX GB partition for /var/log, is that something I should worry about ? I’ve broken my MX23 because of two 48GB files in my log which prevented me from loging in, so I deleted them and re-created empty files of the same name, then I was able to log, but now my MX23 is acting erratically

@Vael_S

The speeds for running the virtual system would be just fine. You should only notice a small difference in speeds.
As long as your system can pass through things correctly it shuold be fine.

There are multiple ways to do things, just finding the best way is hard. But I do understand that you have much faster hardware than myself, so me testing may be near to pointless?
But I know that you want it to be fast enguoh, so if I get the settings that are fastest on my PC, then it will be good for you, I hope.

I’m down for trying at least. If it works, I will remove the current Win10 install and get the partition to be used for Qube, if it doesn,t, then I will keep it as-is and boot into win10 the few times I need to.

I will certainly need help setting up the passthrough for dedicatiing my Gproc and Vram to the Win10 qubes