I was able to get my yubikey to work in this personal vm but for the life of me
I wasn't able to use it to authenticate with my gmail on this login.
I followed the instruction where you add the info to the qubes.InputKeyboard
file then it worked. You'll know you've configured that file
OMG I got it... The issue is that the Kernel Module wasn't loading during boot,
thats why I wasn't seeing any error messages or anything in the dmesg output.
What led me down the road to my answer was the fact that when I ran the lspci
-k command the "Kernel module in use:" line was missing. I
It is Qubes 3.2. Kernel is 4.4.31-11.pvops.qubes.x86_64. I've been to that link
before but I haven't tried any of the steps to dom0 so im going to give it a
try now qubes-hcl-report on dom0 shows my wireless adapter under the Net:
listing. I'm sure it's supposed to work just wondering what
Good Luck @LeeteqXV
I haven't yet tried to get my yubikey to work but that is on my to-do list. I
hope you are able to deduce the problem and get it working. Still
troubleshooting my wifi problems. Ugh...fml
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You are right, unchecking the box "should" make them not startup. I'm sure
you've already figured it out but for anyone else that finds this page I'll
post the answer.
Go to /etc/systemd/system/ and comment out the line in "qubes_netvm.service"
that tells the default netvm to start.
