On 02/16/2017 05:55 AM, Elias Mårtenson wrote:
(resend, with attachments this time)
I've been using Qubes 3.2 on this laptop for a month or two now, and pretty
much everything works well.
Note that immediately after installing the system the WLAN didn't work. I
connected using ethernet and did a software update. After this the WLAN
worked correctly.
The laptop seems to have TPM, but when I try to enable it it tells me I
need to switch to UEFI. Unfortunately AEM doesn't support UEFI, so it can't
be used.
I have also been unable to disable tap-to-click on the touchpad. Apparently
this is because the touchpad isn't supported but if you're OK with having
tap-to-click enabled the touchpad itself works well.
Regards,
Elias
There is no technical reason as to why you need UEFI to use a TPM.
You have a business laptop, so you should call dell and insist to speak
to an engineering team member who can remedy that.
Note: it may be difficult if you don't have the us based pro-support as
the low wage outsourced techs will have no idea what you mean.
I would also insist on linux touchpad drivers, which again you can do
(because it is a business laptop)
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