2019. április 1., hétfő 23:21:07 UTC időpontban awokd a következőt írta:
> Trying to debug this; not something I use often but would be nice to
> figure it out. Under Linux Mint 19.1 (no noises please, it was
> convenient for troubleshooting), suspend "just works"- I close the lid,
> power
2019. április 6., szombat 12:34:31 UTC időpontban awokd a következőt írta:
> dm1.libe...@gmail.com wrote on 4/6/19 7:14 AM:
>
> > This issue is due to a xen patch ("Fix resume, when using microcode
> > upgrade"), that has been included when releases changed from xen-4.8.3-4 to
> > xen-4.8.3-5.
Hey Thomas,
I are right, it that was definitely better to put the FAQ on the site
(and this list). I did set up a standalone debian-10 to build, and the
process went through smoothly. Thank you. The 'but' comes now: BUT, in
the end the checksum fails!
sha256sum vmlinuz
Right after I posted, I ran across this, which directly answers your question
and offers a solution that doesn’t require exposing dom0 to a USB controller
except during LUKS password entry at boot time.
https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/usb-qubes/#enable-a-usb-keyboard-for-login
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And then there’s this:
https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/usb-qubes/#enable-a-usb-keyboard-for-login.
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jrsmi...@gmail.com:
I just read Joanna’s 2011 article describing the challenges of USB security and
I think this answers my question. Connecting the PS/2 keyboard and mouse to a
USB device via an adapter still leaves the issue of securing the USB
controller, so it offers little or nothing in
I’ve done a fair amount of digging into USB with Qubes recently and the most
comprehensive information I found was here:
https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/usb-devices/. Also check out Joanna’s article on
USB security issues that helped connect some dots for me:
I just read Joanna’s 2011 article describing the challenges of USB security and
I think this answers my question. Connecting the PS/2 keyboard and mouse to a
USB device via an adapter still leaves the issue of securing the USB
controller, so it offers little or nothing in the way of increased
I have newly installed R4.0 on a Toshiba laptop whichis wirelssonly. There is
no sys-USB listed in Qubes Manager. How should I 'get' one?
How do I determine if my keyboard and mouse pad are on a USB controller? How
should this affect the configuration of sys-USB?
There are two USB
I would like to config sys-net to access my wireless AP. I have not found a
method to config the network. I looked for /etc/network/interface to see if
anything was there but the network folder does not exist.
I found suggestions that I could get to them via sys-net settings. I have
added
On Saturday, April 6, 2019 at 6:51:59 PM UTC-7, jrsm...@gmail.com wrote:
> I have a motherboard that I would like to use with Qubes that has no PS/2
> ports. I have a PS/2 keyboard and mouse and would like to know if connecting
> them via a PS/2 to USB adapter is as secure (or nearly so) as
I have a motherboard that I would like to use with Qubes that has no PS/2
ports. I have a PS/2 keyboard and mouse and would like to know if connecting
them via a PS/2 to USB adapter is as secure (or nearly so) as connecting via
native PS/2.
There are excellent docs describing how to use a USB
On Saturday, April 6, 2019 at 2:38:53 PM UTC-7, jrsm...@gmail.com wrote:
> Or is a PS2 to USB adapter with native PS2 keyboard and mouse just as secure?
It looks as though adding native PS/2 ports to a motherboard that doesn't
already have them is a non-starter.
I also read through several docs
On Sat, Apr 06, 2019 at 11:59:20AM -0700, CooSee wrote:
> On Saturday, April 6, 2019 at 6:49:34 PM UTC+2, Yukio wrote:
> > What if i have forgotten my user's password?
> >
> > I am at dom0 where i am asked to enter my username and password, i had long
> > time to use this os again and i can't
Or is a PS2 to USB adapter with native PS2 keyboard and mouse just as secure?
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You can't really upgrade Fedora in dom0
without a lot of additional work; I'm surprised you managed to get as
far as you did!
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You lost me a bit on this thread though, why not run the older kernel for now
until it is resolved?
1. i just updated some Packages, e.g. XOrg + Mesa + XFCE4
hello,
when will be a RC Version awailable, because creating a ISO with qubes-builder
doesn't work atm.
i would even try a Alpha Version :-)
thx
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On Saturday, April 6, 2019 at 6:49:34 PM UTC+2, Yukio wrote:
> What if i have forgotten my user's password?
>
> I am at dom0 where i am asked to enter my username and password, i had long
> time to use this os again and i can't recall it.
>
> Is there any way to reset, change it or
I've got a motherboard that does not have PS2 ports that I would like to use
for Qubes with a PS2 keyboard and mouse. I've seen several add-on cards that
look like they might provide the ports without going through USB, but they're
slim on specifics. Is anyone using one that they can
What if i have forgotten my user's password?
I am at dom0 where i am asked to enter my username and password, i had long
time to use this os again and i can't recall it.
Is there any way to reset, change it or something?? What options do I have?
Completely unistall it and reinstall it?
On Sat, Apr 06, 2019 at 09:21:55AM -0400, Chris Laprise wrote:
> On 4/5/19 7:59 PM, unman wrote:
> > On Fri, Apr 05, 2019 at 06:38:19PM +, 'awokd' via qubes-users wrote:
> > > Cranix wrote on 4/5/19 3:18 PM:
> > > > Hello,
> > > > I have PC with 8GB RAM, hdd and AMD FX X-6. Qubes Os 3.2 was
This is a tip for anyone who has ever felt queasy typing
"sudo make install" to install some software. That gives total
control of your machine (that VM) to whoever wrote the Makefile.
Most packages (tarballs, github, etc) seem to assume you are happy
doing this. It is usually possible to
Chris Laprise wrote on 4/6/19 2:08 PM:
On 3/30/19 3:47 PM, 'awokd' via qubes-users wrote:
Chris Laprise wrote on 3/30/19 7:10 PM:
BTW, like some other Qubers I got a G505s with the AMD A10. Still
need to figure out how to flash it.
Mike Banon's done some great work here. Check out
On 3/30/19 3:47 PM, 'awokd' via qubes-users wrote:
Chris Laprise wrote on 3/30/19 7:10 PM:
I agree. But even so, AMD are better by some noticeable margin.
Intel... OMGWTF. With the 'VISA' exploit they're contradicting the
researchers, and with 'Foreshadow' they said app programmers should
I got a few emails about this. I'm going to answer the questions here because
this is a community project and everyone should see the discussion.
Q: The build-with-docker script hard-codes /home/opam. What if your user has a
different name?
The Docker build creates a virtual environment based
Nicklas, (understanding you have a 5530): I successfully installed qubesos on
my 5520, but I had to disable my second physical hard drive in the bios. This
was the hard drive I was not installing qubes onto. Once I disabled the
non-qubes drive, Jim Snider's 8/9/18 install steps above worked
On 4/5/19 7:59 PM, unman wrote:
On Fri, Apr 05, 2019 at 06:38:19PM +, 'awokd' via qubes-users wrote:
Cranix wrote on 4/5/19 3:18 PM:
Hello,
I have PC with 8GB RAM, hdd and AMD FX X-6. Qubes Os 3.2 was working
fine. Unfortunately Qubes Os 4.0 is very slow. Booting up takes ~15min,
then
dm1.libe...@gmail.com wrote on 4/6/19 7:14 AM:
This issue is due to a xen patch ("Fix resume, when using microcode upgrade"),
that has been included when releases changed from xen-4.8.3-4 to xen-4.8.3-5. This patch
checks the availability of previous CPU features (..Spectre) during resume,
Jayen Desai wrote on 4/6/19 6:27 AM:
Thanks awokd for your help. I think the best option for me would be to go in
for a supported wifi card. Can you suggest a supported wifi card which supports
wireless AC standards and will work out-of-the box with Qubes OS R4.0?
1. Check your laptop
2019. április 1., hétfő 23:21:07 UTC időpontban awokd a következőt írta:
> Trying to debug this; not something I use often but would be nice to
> figure it out. Under Linux Mint 19.1 (no noises please, it was
> convenient for troubleshooting), suspend "just works"- I close the lid,
> power
2019. április 1., hétfő 23:21:07 UTC időpontban awokd a következőt írta:
> Trying to debug this; not something I use often but would be nice to
> figure it out. Under Linux Mint 19.1 (no noises please, it was
> convenient for troubleshooting), suspend "just works"- I close the lid,
> power
On Saturday, April 6, 2019 at 12:44:58 AM UTC+5:30, awokd wrote:
> Jayen Desai wrote on 4/5/19 3:55 PM:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I have realtek wifi adapter in my lenovo laptop ideapad 330 15arr model. It
> > is not recognised by sys-net VM. I have downloaded the driver package from
> > the following
2019. április 1., hétfő 23:21:07 UTC időpontban awokd a következőt írta:
> Trying to debug this; not something I use often but would be nice to
> figure it out. Under Linux Mint 19.1 (no noises please, it was
> convenient for troubleshooting), suspend "just works"- I close the lid,
> power
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