Sorry - been away for a couple of days.
Suggest - you don't pursue any further.
Somehow - and I don't know how! - the standalone VM starting working fine again
after several reboots.
WRT original query that you resolved (and recovery process worked again
successfully the other day) - the
Booted my system this morning and the above message appears with my STANDALONE
VM.
Other Vm's etc working fine.
Can re-create my STANDALONE VM ( and likewise get data from recent backup) -
but can anyone suggest a simple fix for the above message - or suggest what
might have caused this. All
Brilliant
Thanks so much - I'm up and running now!.
Cheers
Jim
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Am trying to get familiar with process for upgrading Fedora (from 26 to 28) on
QUBES 4 - before fully committing to QUBES4. (Have used Qubes 3.2 for 12
months).
Earlier failed with problems getting rid of Fedora26 dvm.
Now my problem is Fedora26 template.
Have started by creating a clean
Thanks for comments. To clarify - i’m only using qubes4 vm’s and templates. In
ideal world, i ‘d use clonezilla say to clone everything and copy the
clonezilla image back if i ever thought there was a problem with active system.
This does not seem possible with qubes. (This process is simple
Just posted a comment on earlier BACKUP problem where message appeared
"Backup header retrieval failed (exit code 2)" after qvm-backup restore.
Tried a simpler backup this time - just fedora-26 template and a small personal
VM.
Process seemed to go OK - but following backup - was left with
Am getting same problem - did you resolve this?
Also when attempting to enter the backup image folder (within the backup
process) the system won't just take the image folder created - when I click OK
it opens up the sub files and wants me to enter something there. Clearly I can
delete the
tried ---
sudo qubes-dom0-update --enablerepo=qubes-templates-community
--action=reinstall qubes-template-debian-9
Again it appears to reinstall - message appears saying successfully installed.
Then try to start DEBIAN-9 VM and get
"ERROR:VM directory does not exist:
Thanks for comments but still no success.
Does anyone know how to access files or a terminal for deb-9.
Have tried qvm-run -a debian-9 gnome-terminal AND prompt box says "Running
gnome-terminal on debian-9.
PROBLEM is - it still doesn't appear anywhere. NOTHING AVAILABLE -
files,terminal,
On Friday, April 27, 2018 at 1:46:08 PM UTC+1, higgin...@gmail.com wrote:
> Have used Qubes3 for a couple of years and now acquired a new PC where I've
> done a complete fresh install of QUBES 4.
>
> (Copied all my data off old system - ready for adding to new system when all
> set up)
>
>
Have used Qubes3 for a couple of years and now acquired a new PC where I've
done a complete fresh install of QUBES 4.
(Copied all my data off old system - ready for adding to new system when all
set up)
Base system seems fine - standard VM's etc - but everything by default based on
Fedora -
Cheers.
Have used rsync before from Debian PC to server PC - but again not sure how to
apply within constraint of a VM backup process.
I'll have a play - after my day on the hills tomorrow.
Cheers
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Thanks for comments.
For info - have used Debian for around 10 years till I swapped to Qubes around
1 year ago. Windows before that. I use CLONEZILLA as it gives easy
backup/restore for my old (Occasional use Os's) + QUBES + my wife's UBUNTU.
In extreme case of needing an individual old file
Not sure if what I want to achieve is possible but I'll try and summarise below.
With other distros that I run (WIN10, Ubuntu, Debian) as well as QUBES - I make
full disk images using CLONEZILLA and retain them on a spare PC, running as a
local server.
All full disk restores work fine,
Thanks Foppe de Haan.
The sudo apt-get install nautilus was all I needed.
All fine now.
Cheers
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Have updated system with Fedora going to 25 and Debian from 8 to 9.
Followed all instructions as per QUBES DOCUMENTATION and all seemed to work
fine.
FOLDERS appear fine under Fedora but nothing showing with Debian Template - or
my VM's which are based on Debian.
Have seen earlier reference
Relatively new to QUBES - apologies if this is an obvious query.
Am using a STANDALONE VM for "development" work which basically involves
developing and maintaining a couple of websites.
Everything works fine - I can edit/test on localhost setup - and then load to
EXTERNAL SERVER when ready.
Have finally managed to get it working!
Fedora (which I had not used before) was OK but Debian(my normal OS) was a
problem! An issue for me was that the relevant drivers were in HPLIP version
3.15.11 onwards. Standard Fedora in Qubes uses 3.16.3 whereas Debian in QUBES
uses 3.14.6. This in
Have Color Laser Jet Pro MFP M477fdw.
Works fine in my standard DEBIAN 8.6 setup - did a manual install of latest
HPLIP to achieve this.
Am experimenting with QUBES - and progressing OK - but just can't get printer
working.
Have tried full install of latest HPLIP within QUBES in Debian,
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