On 10/12/2018 01:44 AM, 'awokd' via qubes-users wrote:
[email protected] wrote on 10/12/18 5:37 AM:
Hello,
After completing install (for my first time), I was able to login.
Going to the menu, "Create Qubes VM," getting the dialog box titled
"[Dom0] Create new qube," the Template select drop-down control only
has "default(none)," even if I select type Standalone rather than AppVM.
Also, I don't see anything anywhere like work, personal and untrusted,
neither sys-net or sys-usb. /var/lib/qubes/vm-templates has a debian
and fedora folder, but it seems like these are not available when
trying to create qubes via CLI via qvm-create. journalctl all show an
AssertionError.
Any ideas?
Did you receive any errors on the first post-install boot? There's a
step there that is supposed to configure all those templates. Is it
possible you skipped it? Otherwise, often a misbehaving network device
causes sys-net creation to break, which then causes the rest to fail to
get created. In that case, try disabling your wifi card temporarily,
then reinstalling. You can re-enable it afterwards and add it back to
your sys-net in Qube Settings/Devices.
Try 'sudo dnf list qubes-template*' to see a list of installed
templates. If there are none, try mounting the installation media,
locate a qubes-template*rpm file and install the rpm file directly. This
should be a lot less time-consuming than re-installing Qubes.
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