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Default emulated disk in Qubes 4.0 HVM is not supported by Windows 7 installer #3068
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PR for #2951 created, so working on this issue is easier now. From what I see, Windows 7 do not support the SCSI controller emulated by qemu option
@HW42 do you have idea for reasonable solution here? |
I would try another scsi controller. I already looked at the problem a while back and there are scsi contollers supported by Windows out of the box (I had tested some Win 7 Pro and Win 10 Pro installers). IIRC 'mptsas1068' and 'megasas' are supported by windows. I did not switched to those because Linux and Freebsd had problems with the emulated controller. But maybe this is already fixed. I/We have to retry. |
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Or update dom0 via Qubes Manager. |
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Qubes OS version (e.g.,
R3.2
): R4.0Expected behavior:
Windows installer allow to install the system.
Actual behavior:
Windows installer complains: "No drives were found".
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Launch Windows 7 installation (currently tricky because of #2951).
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