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On 06/07/2016 07:48 AM, Achim Patzner wrote:
> Am 31.05.2016 um 10:04 schrieb Zrubi:
>
>> I would install tcpdump in every VM, then you can dump traffic
>> at several point in your internal network.
>
> If you d
viding hashes for their firmware. Others may not even care about
such thing...
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her NetvM, and assign the "free" network device
You can read more about these:
http://blog.invisiblethings.org/2011/09/28/playing-with-qubes-networking
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see you 2nd HDD.
Using the 2nd HDD under Qubes is another question, you may find
discussions about that topic on the mailing lists.
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e plan with this?
> you can give me a more detailed hint on what to update?
I guess --help still work, but attached the output just in case :)
But in general the -s option is added for detailed support file
generation. By default (if no VM name given as a parameter) output
file is generated in dom0.
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> So you think any encryption will fail, when you spend enough time &
> material?
https://xkcd.com/538/
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You will find the qubes proxy related line, comment out that line, and
the update will be successful.
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On 06/11/2016 04:35 PM, J. Eppler wrote:
> Hello,
>
> what would you change or add to the Qubes Cheatsheet?
You should update the qubes-hcl-report entry according to --help
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hcl-report should collect all available info from a laptop.
Not sure what version was included in the Live image, check the --help
and be sure to generate (and gather) support files as well.
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ms a poor
> motivation for me.
I'm playing games - while interested in strong security.
That's why I using Qubes on my laptop and running windows (as a gaming
platform) on my "gamer" desktop :)
But I would never ever mix the two. Not even with dual boot.
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TE machin
e)
This is an open source desktops solution. If ANY would care about
running windows under Qubes for real, why not managed to get a team of
programmers to make that work??
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e for such
OS ;)
Most of those are unable to run on a template based windows because
placing it's shit all over the system, including registry -> they will
not survive a reboot and/or messing up everything.
Only the real "portable" apps are compatible.
Ohh, and I'm just a hapy
t are just pure hardware data. Without
user experience it is useless.
> Qubes web: *. A sctipt on qubes.org updates some HCL html in
> predefined format
Here is the current workflow as i did it before:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/qubes-users/RagFsGlhPTY/HXyRCQOUBQAJ
See that old thread
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> On Tue, Feb 21, 2017 at 3:34 AM, Zrubi <m...@zrubi.hu> wrote:
>> Of course you can still decide to not share those - it is up to
>> you.
> Yes, I still do - see 'my reasons' b
re memory?
there is no such thing as too much RAM. :)
I'm using ~12 online VMs and usually hitting memory limits of my 8Gb.
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00Mb initial 512Mb max memory.
the remaining ~6 AppVMs are starting with 512Mb to 2048Mb max.
Of course all depend on what you are suing in those VM's. But I
usually have at least 1 browser +terminals +mail clients open.
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in Qubes.
Of course you can still decide to not share those - it is up to you.
I just wanted to make it clear to avoid confusion.
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On 09/13/2016 08:44 AM, Zrubi wrote:
> Multiple (2 external +the internal) display support seems to be broken
> starting by Qubes 3.2rc*
>
> * display settings are not saved.
> - under KDE it is saved somehow, but have to be disable composition
> for stable operation. But sti
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> I just installed 3.2-rc3 on a Thinkpad T460s and it's great...but
> the NetworkManager widget is gone.
It is a known bug:
https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-issues/issues/2293
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get bug free multidisplay support - but at least that was WORKING.
It is only me or a general problem?
is there ANY workaround for those problems?
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external display. So every time I have to remove my laptop from the
docking station I lost my screen settings what i really can't tolerate
at work.
(I was using the same setup with a Dell 6430 with Qubes 2.0 then 3.1
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however most of the VM's are not even affected by DMA attacks, only the
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from package
python3-libs-3.4.3-12.fc23.x86_64
Was not able to workaround it, because(?) those libs are used by dnf
itself :o
The official fedora upgrade way:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/DNF_system_upgrade
seems not compatible with Qubes
any hints how to solve this?
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On 11/04/2016 10:06 AM, Zrubi wrote:
> Just found out that some test during an 'accurate' (long) calibration
> process do want to modify (apply the half baked profile) driver settings
> and checking the results, then make modification and checking it again.
> Doing this till find the
-os.org/doc/secondary-storage/
https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/encryption-config/
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in general it would be more convenient to just let colord do it's work.
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om0 release - whatever
it is based on.
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can it say?
If you 100% sure that this is a false positive, then we should address
this issue for sure.
However I can't see how we can check if IOMMU is really working? Maybe
we can try DMA attack PoC script and try to break out from a netvm for
example?
(of course not as part of the hcl report :)
ion:
Windows is not designed to be run as a template based VM.
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On 10/28/2016 01:19 PM, Zrubi wrote:
> On 09/03/2016 12:49 AM, Connor Page wrote:
>> I have calibrated my yellow screen using argyllcms.
>> I don't attach usb devices to dom0 so installed it in sys-usb as well.
>> used
>> https://encrypted.pcode.nl/blog/2013/11
e to make it work without plugging
the calibration device to dom0. - but let me know if you have any idea.
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On 11/03/2016 12:01 PM, Zrubi wrote:
> The current issue is to create a profile without attaching the
> calibration device to dom0.
> Even the profile creating is tricky because those calibration software
> may try to apply the result but at lest needs to create an app wi
round for this:
- Qubes copy from my vault
- Qubes paste it to the dest AppVM
- insert it to a simple terminal/gedit whatever
- copy it again from there
- paste it to the RDP session.
Really annoying - but do not have time and motivation to reveal the
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On 10/28/2016 10:06 AM, Zrubi wrote:
> On 10/27/2016 03:31 PM, Marek Marczykowski-Górecki wrote:
>
>> I haven't tried recently, but it worked before. Maybe a workaround would
>> be to disable "updates" repository for the upgrade time? Just add
>> --disablerepo
template is working fine. I'm using it for a while for
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don't want to be mean, but it's like we have our own Ken M in this
> mailing list, and it is Drew.
Yes, He is really annoying.
I just ignoring all the posts from him (and maybe whole threads) for a
while. Not easy for me - but nothing you can do about such issues.
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effect, easy to forget.
- the /etc/yum.repos.d/qubes-r3.repo file hardcoded to Qubes versions,
and the upgrade not overwriting it if you made any change (enable more
repos for example)
- the short upgrade path (You discribed before) is working fine :)
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- currently implementable - way to use a proxy VM (as it is
currently used as a dnf/yum proxy) and install your desired intrusion
detection software there.
Suricata is a good candidate for such thing:
https://suricata-ids.org/
(I would just need more time and more RAM to play with such things ;
and run the calibration there. The software is running fine, however
applying the resulted (or any other pre definde/test) profile seems not
working as expected. (no effect seen)
Work in progress in this part
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the apps I ever needed.
Devel VMs : Fedora, with development focused things.
Work : Fedora with work related apps.
Still thinking of merging the Devel one with my regular template because
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In my case the work VM contains real work related apps that is only for
internal use, coming from an internal repo. So it is no way to mix with
any of my other templates.
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dnf/dnf.conf in your template, and
comment out the qubes proxy line.
Of course this will disable the original "template protection" where
you can only reach the updates proxy.
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ew pc and
> this is already a big problem...
>
It can be a keyboard layout problem, if you not using the default US
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y general template (which I do
> not want ) or create a dedicated template just for the app vm that
> is supposed to run that app ... is that correct?
Yes, this is the two way I know.
Moreover the best is to not use it at all, if you not trust that app ;)
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the HCL script is pretty easy to read. You can check how it is decide
vt-d support.
it is actually relaying on xen, and parsing the output of these commands
:
xl info
xl dmesd
If you believe it is a false report, send us the support files as well
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So Xen (and qubes HCL script) reports about vt-d is seems to be true :)
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Vidia VGA and want to use it under Qubes -
accepting the risks for a better battery life. Or if that single card
is a new (1000 series) one, because that is not even supported by the
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screen is just ugly. I know that this is not the
first priority, and not even a technical issue. But new users will see
that ugly thing first. So it's should be a Qubes skinned one. at least.
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On 08/01/2017 01:02 PM, Marek Marczykowski-Górecki wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 01, 2017 at 11:25:11AM +0200, Zrubi wrote:
>> - The isntall process is really long. Not debugged jet but
>> the creating initramfs seems to be running foreve
ices tray icon coming from dom0 is
invisible too.
I know that nobody cares about KDE related bugs.
This is just a status report, to save hours for other users try to use
KDE :)
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>
> Am I doing something wrong?
No, you are right.
Seems we just lost that group somewhere...
@Marek do you have any idea about what happened?
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After changing the kernel, you need to regenerate DispVM
savefile.
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I give only:
- - 300Mb to net VMs
- - 300-512 to firewall VM's
and all are running fine.
The AppVMs are fine with 2048Mb - but surely depends on the apps you
want to start. (for example my USB VM are happy with only 512Mb of RAM)
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> Another - currently implementable - way to use a proxy VM (as it
> is currently used as a dnf/yum proxy) and install your desired
> intrusion detection software there. Suricata is a good
course it will not save disk space unless you free it using:
qvm-trim-template (from dom0)
Now my debian template is much closer to fedora-minimal - while still
booting and working :)
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can install and run every Qubes OS release.
Including the latest 4.0-rc1.
All you have to do is disable UEFI boot, and set "legacy boot only" in
BIOS.
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should be ebale to install/use Qubes 3.2 as well.
As I have this setup too.
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ticket to track:
https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-issues/issues/2969
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On 08/04/2017 02:20 PM, Marek Marczykowski-Górecki wrote:
> On Fri, Aug 04, 2017 at 01:12:29PM +0200, Zrubi wrote:
>> Can't see the networking stuff. The most important is (at least
>> for me) the actual NetVM used by a Qube.
>
pull request part.
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m0 kernel (located in /boot) are both
unencrypted.
This can be the reason using TPM and AEM:
https://blog.invisiblethings.org/2011/09/07/anti-evil-maid.html
https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/anti-evil-maid/
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> I've seen some graphics issues (different than yours) on
> Broadwell-based hardware, on 4.9 kernel. Adding iommu=no-igfx to
> Xen cmdline helped. See here:
> https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-issues/issues/2836
Thanks, will try both xen and the mention
-paste operation :)
Feel free to use this article - as a whole, or parts
of it, or any derived work - for the Qubes Documentation Project.
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st simple and reliable one:
https://www.netbsd.org/~martin/rawrite32/download.html
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y, but in the
> meantime, what graphics hardware are you running, Zrubi? And which
> version of 4.4 are you running where things work fine? And finally
> if you can, if it's an Intel card, can you try booting with this
> kernel option to see if it makes a difference?
>
>
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> On 06/15/2017 01:53 PM, Zrubi wrote:
>> Maybe it is a know issue, but: online netvm change on a
>> disposable VM is also broken on the latest 4.9 VM kernel. (Qubes
>> Manage
ed up which USB-devices are recognized ('lsusb' in
> sys-net) and tested out which USB-Ports work.
>
> Any idea what is happening with the first Controller?
Probably it is connected to the optional docking station, and it's ports
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d more VRAM to render all your pixels in your
screens. These can be multiplied if you start using multi-monitor setups
.
But these needs are not growing as fast as your conventional RAM needs.
I'm using 3xHD screens, and the 512Mb VRAM used by the int
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> Summary: Deal-breaker probably is down to getting VLC working
> properly
>
did you tried to switch video output?
I would start with X11 instead of automatic.
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which PCI device. (It is mainboard specific) Then you can decide which
should be remain in dom0.
- - you have to remove the "rd.qubes.hide_all_usb" from the GRUB cmd line.
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r should one also verify that
> the display card meet some kind of minimum specifications (for the
> scenario where we are going to run a LOT of VMs, only limited by
> the available RAM)?
See my note above.
> + How is this different with Qubes 4.x compared to 3
p_actions_specific_for_LUKS
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/252672/how-do-i-change-a-luks-p
assword
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is Ctrl-Shift-c / Ctrl-Shift-v
>
> In a Terminal window, these shortcuts are mapped to normal copy
> paste, rather than inter-vm copy pasting so it doesn't work out of
> the box.
Shift-Insert is the "magic key" you searching for ;)
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elease.
So there is no point to bury it because of a missing feature in the
latest release candidate...
Saying it while I'm also think that removing the Qubes Manager was a
big mistake. Thant new thing in the info bar is buggy and useless in
my use case too.
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in most terminals.
(Of course you can also reassign these defaults according to your needs)
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no time
to write a new manager for the Qubes 4.x I just shared my use case.
Feel free to ignore them if you don't like 'em ;)
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to ask your device manufacturer.
As the proper IOMMU support is depends on :
- - CPU
- - motherboard chipset
- - BIOS
all of those are just a "black box" for us.
(I have seen some cheap devices where the BIOS was hiding the
virtualization features intentionally)
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ll, since
> RC-2.
Asked because I have similar issue (using R3.2), caused by wrong
monitor layout definitions. Means the actual window placed out of the
screen known by the affected VM.
The resolution is to run this script manually from dom0:
qubes-monitor-layout-notify
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e's any solution other than reinstalling, but
> if anyone has ideas, I'd love to hear it.
Is this issue can be related to multiple monitor setup changes (for
example attaching/detaching external monitors) by any chance?
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ed method. First though, a location might be ideal
> starting place, where to keep everything updated?
>
> Initial thoughts - A https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/ page listing all
> the unofficial projects. The most simple and easy way.
Have you seen this page:
https://www.qubes-
E/OpenWRT.
and they promise to removing non-free parts.
In my opinion non-free is a legal definition, and there is no direct
relation to security and/or privacy.
If you really care, you may build your own firmware, and then you can
decide what to include...
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hing like this often
> replicated when using other hypervisor systems?
VMware using similar solution for handling snapshots, and
non-persistent disk images. VMware VDI also using this for
provisioning new (disposable) desktops.
Don't know about the others.
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ing the integrated VGA.
in general:
Optimus was never* working under Linux.
nVidia 10xx cards are working only with the binary drivers.
* Back in time, there was a project called: Bumblebee.
But that is dead for ages.
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rewall it will not be able to access
> the network. so if I have a running disposable VMs when net-vm
> needs a restart they will not be able to access the network after
> the restart
>
You probably have hit by several bugs, including this one:
https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-issues/is
please check your kernels, and report back.
Thanks.
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4.14.12
As I reported here:
https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/qubes-devel/05031ade-b019-986e-e378-32
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Noc
proxy") is
misleading.
Beside from that it is a good collection of all the possible proxy
settings locations.
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On 10/22/18 11:10 PM, Zrubi wrote:
> This is the message.
..and a reply.
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On 10/23/18 1:15 PM, Zrubi wrote:
> On 10/22/18 11:10 PM, Zrubi wrote:
>> This is the message.
>
> ..and a reply.
one more reply.
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Zrubi wrote on Mon, 22 October 2018 21:10
> This is the message.
Forum reply with quote.
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Achim Patzner wrote on Fri, 26 October 2018 12:32
> Even with 1&1 being quite cheap: How expensive is it?
I have paid only $12 - with the domain included.
So the first year was a gift :)
The next year would cost more for sure, but we should not
worry about this at least for the next 10 monts ;)
Achim Patzner wrote on Fri, 26 October 2018 12:32
> And then sends out the password for that account by mail
> to the mailing
> list? 8)
Nope :d
It should send it to your mail addres.
But, let's try it:
https://qubes-os.info/index.php?t=reset;
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Achim Patzner wrote on Fri, 26 October 2018 12:32
> How well is it dealing with the endemic "I can earn
> 8000$ an hour by
> selling all my grandmothers and so can you"-type forum
> spam (besides
> having a houskeeping department consisting of more mods
> than users)?
Only registered ussers can
I just wondering If my instructions was not clear about how
to get access to the forum interface?
Or just nobody cares?
I would accept if nobody is interested, but I see a lot of
registration "attempt" in the logs...
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On 10/30/18 1:54 PM, 'awokd' via qubes-users wrote:
> Zrubi wrote on 10/30/18 12:02 PM:
>> I just wondering If my instructions was not clear about how to
>> get access to the forum interface? Or just nobody cares?
>>
>>
I would say it is not a problen until the mail gets
delivered :)
But, this is one of the reasons that this is a PoC project:
we well only see - if start testing it.
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