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xahare
Aug 17, 2016
just confirmed this does not work with 3.2rc2. the boot screen works. with 3d acceleration on, its all black. with it off, you get a static gray pattern with a mouse pointer. the pattern scales with the window, implying that vmware graphics drivers are not in use. the mouse pointer is visible and seems to work as expected with 3d off.
doesnt fedora include vmware drivers? would xen interfere with that?
maybe kvm/qxl + html5 spice client would be a better way to demo qubes. havent tried qubes with qxl.
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just confirmed this does not work with 3.2rc2. the boot screen works. with 3d acceleration on, its all black. with it off, you get a static gray pattern with a mouse pointer. the pattern scales with the window, implying that vmware graphics drivers are not in use. the mouse pointer is visible and seems to work as expected with 3d off. doesnt fedora include vmware drivers? would xen interfere with that? maybe kvm/qxl + html5 spice client would be a better way to demo qubes. havent tried qubes with qxl. |
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adrelanos
Aug 17, 2016
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Of all virtualizer that run within existing host operating systems, I
found VirtualBox to be the best Free/Libre virtualizer providing best
usability. I can make a direct comparison, because Whonix is available
for both VirtualBox and KVM. Also VirtualBox can run on the Windows
platform.
[This presupposes that Qubes is made compatible to run within VirtualBox.]
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Of all virtualizer that run within existing host operating systems, I [This presupposes that Qubes is made compatible to run within VirtualBox.] |
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hcs0
Apr 16, 2017
I had some issues in the past (2015) getting this to run on VirtualBox. I tried again with R3.2 and still not luck.
Was able to install on VMWare Fusion though..
My understanding is that it is recommended not to run Qubes OS on virutal machines anyway - https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/installation-guide/
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I had some issues in the past (2015) getting this to run on VirtualBox. I tried again with R3.2 and still not luck. Was able to install on VMWare Fusion though.. My understanding is that it is recommended not to run Qubes OS on virutal machines anyway - https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/installation-guide/ |
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sysadminshowto
Dec 18, 2017
Hi,
You should choose "Enable EFI (special OSes only) check-box in the VM settings.
Here is video tutorial for Qubes OS 3.2 installation on VirtualBox
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Hi, You should choose "Enable EFI (special OSes only) check-box in the VM settings. |
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mikeroySoft
Apr 16, 2018
VMware Fusion and Workstation PM here, would be happy to help get this working as a VM... We even have a virtual TPM, IOMMU, UEFI Secure Boot, and nested virtualization support =)
When trying to test R4 I just get a black screen when I try to boot it.
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VMware Fusion and Workstation PM here, would be happy to help get this working as a VM... We even have a virtual TPM, IOMMU, UEFI Secure Boot, and nested virtualization support =) When trying to test R4 I just get a black screen when I try to boot it. |
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@mikeroySoft UEFI or legacy boot? Try the other one. |
andrewdavidwong commentedAug 16, 2016
On 2016-08-15 16:21, Andrew Clausen wrote:
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