Hi, so, I've started to use Qubes for real, and I can say I'm already quite very happy how nicely it works (VM seperation etc) and also how "easy" it is to use. Kudos & thanks to all involved making this happen!
That said, I will now write a serious of mails with some small issues I'm
having.
So, I copied my data into one big VM (a mistake…) and am now creating tar-balls
which I'm qvm-copy-to-vm'ing to other VMs. One of these tarballs contained a
chroot for a live-system. Upon untar'ing mknod was complaining that it couldnt
create those files in ./dev and appearantly that crashed qrexec on the VM!
(This is on Qubes 3.2 with a 4.8er kernel, the VM runs Debian 8.)
After reproducing this 3 times I've excluded that old chroot from that tarball,
after which I could untar it without problems…
Is this a known issue or should I create one on github for this? Is it
avoidable at all?
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cheers,
Holger
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