I am currently setting up a Qubes OS in dual boot (I have read the warnings and I know if the issues of doing so) with Windows 10. After having dd'd the latest release disk on a partition of my usb key I tried booting it only to be welcomed by the grub> screen. After some searching, I loaded the grub.cfg file to get to the actual grub screen, only to get rejected with an error:unknown filesystem error.I have a recent motherboard with EFI capabilities, so I thought this might help since the new version seemingly supports it: I deactivated the CSM and, when I booted and loaded the grub config file it seemed to do stuff:/EndEntirefilepath:[big string]/File(\EFI\BOOT)/File(xen.efi)/EndEntire(the screen showed for about less than a second and went back to GRUB's menu). Putting back the CSM I managed to get to that again with an insmod normal; in that case, running the command in the grub shell only brought that line and back to grub>. To be honest I'm not too sure what the problem seems to be. FYI: grub itself does recognize the filesystem of the partition in which Qubes is...Would you guys know what the matter seems to be and how I could get to run it? A year or so back I did it a first time and it was working fine (the key just booted on the installer like it should) but I had to remove it then... Thanks in advance!
Qubes installer not booting
system installation;grub2;uefi;qubes