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Added "/mapbs /noexitboot" at 'grub.cfg' as given in documentation and still does not start the installation and reappears the menu
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Added "/mapbs /noexitboot" at 'grub.cfg' as given in documentation and still does not start the installation and reappears the menu |
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Do you have an option to boot in legacy mode? |
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tsjavaloyes
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Hi again...
After searching and reading documentation on the activation of legacy boot the command 'bless' do not work because there is a security system that prevents it (they call it 'System Integrity Protection'). I'm hoping that there is support for Apple's new APFS file system in 'rEFInd' (update already downloadable OS X 'High Sierra') to install it and test Qubes OS to start the installation in 'legacy mode'...
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Hi again... After searching and reading documentation on the activation of legacy boot the command 'bless' do not work because there is a security system that prevents it (they call it 'System Integrity Protection'). I'm hoping that there is support for Apple's new APFS file system in 'rEFInd' (update already downloadable OS X 'High Sierra') to install it and test Qubes OS to start the installation in 'legacy mode'... |
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Feb 13, 2018
Not sure if this will work in OS X High Sierra, but might be worth a shot.
How to turn off System Integrity Protection
- Click the menu.
- Select Restart...
- Hold down command-R to boot into the Recovery System.
- Click the Utilities menu and select Terminal.
- Type csrutil disable and press return.
- Close the Terminal app.
- Click the menu and select Restart....
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Not sure if this will work in OS X High Sierra, but might be worth a shot. How to turn off System Integrity Protection
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tsjavaloyes commentedOct 1, 2017
Qubes OS version (e.g.,
R3.2):4.0rc1
Affected TemplateVMs (e.g.,
fedora-23, if applicable):Not applicable
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
1.- Create USB installation using Rufus ('dd' option selected) on Windows 10 Pro without problems
2.- Put USB on MacBook Pro 13" (macbookpro9,2 version with 2.5GHz Core i5 processor compatible with doc (EPT and VT-d)
3.- Using an external USB SSD disk (I'm using a new Samsung T5 500GB) for destination
4.- Power on Macbook and press "option-key" and select USB "EFI boot"
5.- Boot ANACONDA and wait menu. Select "Test media and install Qubes R4.0-rc1" or "Install Qubes R4.0-rc1"
Expected behavior:
The installation should start...
Actual behavior:
The installation selection menu reappears
General notes:
I'm a Qubes newbie user.
Related issues: