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    VT-d, iommu, dmar failing - xen/qubesos troubleshooting - thinkpad e15 gen 2

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      Bruno_Schroeder
      last edited by Bruno_Schroeder

      Please help troubleshoot/fix. A QubesOS/Xen issue.

      Xen boot (xl dmesg) will eventually display: Failed to parse ACPI DMAR. Disabling VT-d). This will disable iommu support.

      It's a Lenovo E15 Gen 2. The BIOS is the latest and I already ran the lenovo critical update to it. BIOS settings are also correct.

      It's strange because I moved the SSD from one laptop to the other and both are exact same model/gen, the only different is the first was ram 8GB, this is 16GB.

      I have added to the grub iommu=1 and tried other parameters, but they are not doing the trick. Its an Intel.

      Also on:
      https://forum.qubes-os.org/t/vt-d-iommu-dmar-failing-xen-troubleshooting-thinkpad-e15-gen-2/42089

      https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/806401/vt-d-iommu-dmar-failing-xen-qubesos-troubleshooting-thinkpad-e15-gen-2

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