Hmm, You might find it more useful to join the Qubes Forum,
https://forum.qubes-os.org/
I wanted to reply, so you felt someone will help.
Perhaps Clarify some things.
Seems from your discussion of SALT, you know something of Linux.
If the standard install did not finish correctly. I am
I am sorry I was slow to reply. I was having problems today, apparently
from the large solar flares we have been having the last several days.
Some of it is reflective of a earlier version, but
https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/
On Monday, March 25, 2024 at 5:12:23 PM UTC-5 Catacombs wrote
HI, Not exactly sure if this is what you want.
It is an excellent question for a newcomer.
Upper right hand side of screen. Red,
Two red terminals. Click on this.
What do you get?
On Monday, March 25, 2024 at 11:43:31 AM UTC-4 Bapak Ireng wrote:
> Sorry, i discuss in the Qubes
hi, sorry if it was wrong, but I sent your home email from a proton
account. It might have gone to spam.
The Qubes OS group just released Qubes 4.2 Final, which might accomplish
install more ---directly.
I usually haunt the Qubes Forum.https://forum.qubes-os.org/, where you
might get more
With Fedora 34 having reached EOL now, is there anything else I can do,
other than a complete new installation of Qubes OS R4.1 ?
With kind regards,
Viktor
HI, I am not an extremely knowledgeable Qubes user, but, I did not want
your post to go on like no one cared. I am pretty sure the
And the second one never put on the web:
Silitech
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3450 CPU @ 3.10 GHz 3.10GHz
Mémoire 16.0 Go ram
Système d’exploitation 64 bits
Windows 7 Familiale Premium
This sounds like it is a similar to a Lenovo X230, which is the only PC
which the Qubes website names as a
And the second one never put on the web:
Silitech
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3450 CPU @ 3.10 GHz 3.10GHz
Mémoire 16.0 Go ram
Système d’exploitation 64 bits
Windows 7 Familiale Premium
This sounds like it is a similar to a Lenovo X230, which is the only PC
which the Qubes website names as a
"I knew the graphics was going to be an issue as it has always been with
Nvidia. This time round though i'm at a loss."
I am probably not as Linux savvy as you, just an experience which might
give you insight. I have been working on an Alienware 17 inch, Core I7
Skylake processor, 16 GB
"I knew the graphics was going to be an issue as it has always been with
Nvidia. This time round though i'm at a loss."
I am probably not as Linux savvy as you, just an experience which might
give you insight. I have been working on an Alienware 17 inch, Core I7
Skylake processor, 16 GB
Seems like a good question, in that it goes to one of the ways I could
shoot myself in the foot, and compromise all my security efforts.
I thought the point was, after each use of AppVM, close it and start
another AppVM. That would make your question to be more like, if one of my
AppVM
Yes, I understand that the latest stable version is 4.0.3..
Just is, I am person who is kinda just fooling around, and I only have so
many hours during a week for investigating Qubes OS. My online ability is
limited to public WiFi, and a small amount of Hot Spot from my phone. It
is easier
On Sunday, August 2, 2020 at 6:35:03 AM UTC-5, Jason Long wrote:
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> Why not a good document about it?
>
> Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android
>
>
> .
>>
>
> If it's not difficult for you, can you recommend specific models that are
> of the same quality and build level as the MacBook, or maybe even better?
> Price
> doesn't matter.
>
>
>
I presume you are asking about which computer one might buy? I will say
some things, and
On Saturday, July 4, 2020 at 2:40:58 PM UTC-5, Jason Long wrote:
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> Hello,
> The Qubes-OS is secure in nature or just secure in Virtualization?
> How about the system resourced that it using by default?
>
> Thank you.
>
Qubes is secure in how one uses it. I would prefer, that some of the more
On Tuesday, June 9, 2020 at 9:39:26 AM UTC-5, Catacombs wrote:
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>
>
> On Monday, June 8, 2020 at 1:00:17 PM UTC-5, tomas.s...@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>> I understand, that Qubes compartmentalizes OS and parts of OS don't have
>> access to other parts of the OS. So
On Monday, June 8, 2020 at 1:00:17 PM UTC-5, tomas.s...@gmail.com wrote:
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> I understand, that Qubes compartmentalizes OS and parts of OS don't have
> access to other parts of the OS. So even if you had virus in your firmware
> of a network card, it wouldn't matter. I know firmware viruses
On Monday, June 8, 2020 at 9:16:40 PM UTC-5, lugnut808 wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> New user here, trying and failing to install Qubes R4.0.3 on a new Dell
> Precision 3630 Tower with Xeon E-2288G cpu.
>
> I verfied the ISO and wrote it to a USB stick with dd.
>
> If I set the BIOS to boot from
If the Corona Virus pandemic is over.
Go to black hat convention in Las Vegas. Collect PGP keys from those you
decide you can trust. Collect some DVDs of Linux ISO’s from those you trust.
Maybe similar Hacking conventions in Europe.
Where did get hardware? I dunno. If I am really
On Wednesday, May 27, 2020 at 9:02:34 PM UTC-5, Mad Man with a Blue Box
wrote:
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> I would attach the HCL file but I cannot for the life of me figure out a
> way to get it off the laptop or to get the laptop online.
>
> Anytime I try installing Qubes on this device it says errors and must be
On Tuesday, May 26, 2020 at 8:39:27 AM UTC-5, Catacombs wrote:
Not sure if Qubes Users is the best place to bring this up.
As I look at the various means to get on the Internet, in risky
situations:
Public WiFi.
Hotels.
A country which is involved in spying on its citizens
Not sure if Qubes Users is the best place to bring this up.
As I look at the various means to get on the Internet, in risky situations:
Public WiFi.
Hotels.
A country which is involved in spying on its citizens.
I notice that Tor has a means for "Bridges." A Bridge being an IP Address
that
I see that Qubes does not announce planned new releases of Qubes, or state
what should trigger an update.
I am between updating Qubes with Fedora 32, which also means creating
AppVMs, I am not sure how I would update the Work VM, as it is, I am
guessing, based on Fedora 32. All this
“Install hanging at Network “
My install stopped a really long too at ‘Network’. It finished though and
works.I have error messages during boot. Which I should probably search
out. But Linux usually has messages that refer to hardware I do not have.
Installing wireless software
Which side are you. Techi Geek type? Or some type Investigator?
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To be clear, the folks who have put together and developed QUBE's have done
a fantastic job. A great accomplishment.
I bet this has been discussed before. Much of what I have experienced is
that QUBE's users should be more like techy geeky people. A Journalist or
a Human Rights
I had been using QUBE's on a Lenovo X230, which in my opinion has a
TouchPad that is difficult, and a keyboard that is not very pleasant. That
one does not like an external wired mouse. Keeps disconnecting mouse.
I just put QUBE's on a 2016 Alienware 15 R2, which has a Core I7 Skylake
On Monday, May 4, 2020 at 12:13:55 PM UTC-4, galth...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Hello, I hope someone can help with this.
>
> I have a modified fedora 31 template which I want to use as a disposable
> VM.
>
> I have done this:
>
> Created a app vm called my-dvm based on my-f31-template using the
Perhaps your internet connection. Your problems remind me of my brother in
the days of telephone connection and his cat thinking the telephone wire was a
great plaything. And clawed wires up.
Hope you find the money to buy another computer.
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”l have a whonix disposable tor browser whonix vm running with a load of tabs
open, maybe 30 but I can't check the precise amount because the tabs don't
scroll anymore. “
Consider creating a clone of Whonix Template QUBE, make all your Tabs
Favorites. Used to be an option in Firefox to
Would it work to create a clone of whonix template QUBE. Then create the tabs
you want, save that before you do anything that might leave Malware in this
template?
Perhaps increase the memory allocation for this QUBE with the hope of the many
TABs causing a hang.
Another option is to
I used Iphone as a hot spot. After I had WiFi working I started Whonix. Went
to System/terminal used the update command with —clean in the middle of it. At
some point it switched to a second server or repository.
I have now used up 4.4 GB of my ten GB HotSpot with thirty days left. I
I get the same error message.
After I typed sudo and so on. It never asked for a password.
I set when I first installed Qubes onto this to do updates through Whonix.
I am also guessing the repo servers might be busy right now.
I am using a public WiFi (McDs). Which tries to block any
Will there be a new release of QUBEs to avoid a new release of iso?
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On Thursday, April 30, 2020 at 11:09:59 AM UTC-5, Catacombs wrote:
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> My apple is from 2009. Which I upgraded until I got to Mac OS 10 Lion.
> One of the Apple tech support suggested to defer OS 10 updates as the
> features added were for Syncing between different devices
My apple is from 2009. Which I upgraded until I got to Mac OS 10 Lion. One of
the Apple tech support suggested to defer OS 10 updates as the features added
were for Syncing between different devices like IPhone, IPad, ICloud, other
Apple computers. I would call them security holes. Besides
I have used VMware on a Mac. I do not the idea of OS X being the base of my
security, however like they say about a lot of Apple, it just works.
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Do you see a security problem with the Lenovo X230. Or is it a speed problem
that makes you look elsewhere?
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That is for a QUBE to write over the memory it occupies, before it takes
over the memory, or as it leaves the memory.
Or should I say writing over the memory, likely some RAM, some virtual on
the drive with a pattern.
Does QUBEs do that? Should I be concerned if it does or does not?
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Not sure I grasp where you are, what your hardware is like, and what you
consider successful.
Let me say that another way. I suspect you are trying to install Qubes OS in
conjunction with some other OS on the same computer.
I view the install of Qubes. Qubes prefers to be the sole
Like I notice that a Fedora VM has a memory of 2048. Seems low. During install
I guess it did not see my 16 GB RAM and set a minimal number in case my RAM was
4 GB. So I should probably modify Fedora Template as well? Debian Template?
Not sure about Whonix. I have to look.
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A Bit of advice would save me a lot of trial and error. Put Pure OS onto a DVD
in a bootable format, as if I was installing from DVD onto hard drive. I
create Stand Alone Qubes select install. I have Lenovo X230 with 16 GB RAM and
a 500 GB drive. Settings. Memory I take to mean how much RAM.
I would have thought someone could suggest a more trustworthy RNG.
One of original means of trustworthy communications was to use two different
computers.
One was air gapped and used to write encrypted email. And later to open and
decrypt email from the online computer.
Point being
It is my understanding that “the “Number Generator” is on the MOBO. Could the
“Intel Management Engine” be changed to alter the RNG to create weakened
Encryption?
Could the IME be altered to load malware to steal Passwords and then to send
them somewhere.
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As I read on the git hub Skulls page. There is an individual who bricked his
Lenovo X230 with trying to install CoreBoot. and can not reinstall his back up
of his original BIOS/EFI. Not a lot of advice on that board.
Day before yesterday I put a spinning hard drive into my X230 to
I purchased a refurbished Lenovo X 230 Core I5, 4 GB RAM, and a spinning hard
drive, Windows 7 Pro for $228.00.
I ordered 16 GB RAM for about a hundred dollars. I thought the RAM would be
less expensive.
My first mistake was to raise the BIOS/EFI to 2.77. Turns out Intel encrypts
Librem pricing shows two prices for including a Nitrokey sending key
separately or with laptop. I assumed that would be to verify shipment had not
been tampered with. I guess I misunderstood how that really worked. If it is
not encrypted properly. Then that would not be close enough to
Your choice between NitroPad or Insurgo might depend on where you live. I
think Insurgo is based in north America, and Nitro is based in Europe.
Different taxes, shipping problems, searches. I thought they both allowed
for non-tampered shipping security with NitroKey.
Option three is is the
Sorry memory better now. That was three years ago. Windscribe was the VPN that
was easy to install, in a Debian based distro. Are you installing in the
Template or a stand alone VM?
I obviously do not have the experience - knowledge you would want. But my
experience with a VPN under Linux
I have never used Mullvad or a VPN under Qubes. However, I seem to recall
having problems with udp, I think you want tls and tcp. If you DuckDuckGo the
differences. You might see udp is not so great.
Also. Usually to get a VPN to work in Linux you must turn off IPv6. That is
the one
Six weeks ago I saw workstations at Salvation Army thrift store. From some
company who did video editing. Windows 7 era. Xeon, 32 GB RAM. No keyboard
mouse or monitor.
Usually these have had hard drives removed. No warranty. No return. They
have zip ties to keep people from feeling
I started to do that. Good idea. But I recalled. Long ago. That Apple
support, when I had it, told me to never copy USB to USB. I guess because it
overheats the USB innards.
Maybe you meant start install iso from inside an os in laptop. Like inside an
App VM. And install from there.
Please do us all a favor and clearly tell us what solved this. Meaning only try
one thing at a time. I see a lot of posts like this. I had the error message
and I can not tell you which I did to solve it. But it is time to amass a data
base of what works. What causes error.
I have read
And what the ISP sees after I start a Qube?
How can I see what my MAC is on a receiving website. Documentation suggests
that it would see a spoofed MAC. But that spoofed MAC needs to be
unpredictable and look normal.
When I had at home internet, the ISP allowed me onto their connection
Anyone have any experience with Cloning a working Qubes onto a 32 GB 3.1 flash
drive to later boot off of?
What is a useful piece of software to do the clone, that I can run as off
another USB key as a live version of Linux.
Could the cloned version of Qubes on the USB Flash drive be used
Hi. I will soon attempt to install Core Boot Skulls onto my Lenovo X230. I
purchased the X 230 with a Core I5 and 4 GB RAM. I have done several things
that I now know will not make the task easier.
Some of the advice on doing this is two years old and for a slightly different
X 230. I
Upper right hand side of screen. Cherry Red Icon of two monitors. Click on it.
Choose your internet connection.
Upper left. Applications. Click on it. Choose says-firewall. Firefox.
Which should start Firefox with no protection. Which should start easier than
Whonix or Tor. Search.
Qubes must be installed “bare metal”. Nothing underneath it.I have not
done so, I. believe Ubuntu could be a guest OS.
Those error messages presume Qubes was installed first. Beware Qubes can want
to take over the entirety of drives on computer. Might not be mandatory with
the
Another work around is to burn the Qubes iso onto a DVD. Boot from that DVD and
install. Seems to work every time. I get an error message but the resulting
Linux seems to work. I am not satisfied. I will work on this some more next
week.
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Hi. I have had some different symptoms with different distros on different
computers. In one set of cases of installing a distribution of Linux on a USB
key it does strange things. A live version on a USB key will start run as
though it is happy. Then when I install off the same USB key, the
I will have to get some kind of WiFi antenna as well. My risk as a 70 year
old diabetic with heart disease is not ending at Easter 2020. So yes. I will
look at the antenna when Social Security gets paid. I will try to do my own
research now that I can get online.
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Unmans suggestion worked. Actually I did not get the privacy screen. It just.
Let me on. McDonalds does not have a time limit. McDs uses Suddenlink, who was
fined several times for spying on uses, during the Obama. The sites are
programmed by AT McDs blocks free software downloads. Like
I have just installed Qubes on a Lenovo X230 with original Intel WiFi. I go
McDonalds to try to use public WiFi. I power up. I get A box to start Tor
connection. Which I am pretty sure will not work. I cancel. I start Debian 10
Firefox. After awhile I get a cherry red connection icon on
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