Installing Qubes with alternative kernel (not the bundled kernel). Possible?

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I have a laptop with a built in NVME drive that the Qubes installer can't handle: This issue.

I have some other linux images that are able to see this device just fine. It seems to be a kernel issue.

I wonder if it's possible / advisable to try to swap the kernel in the installation USB and how one might start? There are some howtos to do this kind of thing with simpler distros (Mint, Kali and Majaro are the ones I found). IDK yet how applicable they are (or not) to the Qubes installer. I'll start tinkering with that in a bit.

Any thoughts about this madness?

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