Re: [qubes-users] After sys-usb installation and reboot can't type passphrase at boot (keyboard not attached)

Solved reinstalling the OS. IF youre' a user that is going through the same problem let me tell you that WHAT PEOPLE FORGOT TO SAY is that to find the freaking grub file you DO NOT NEED to mount your hard drive, decrypt it and search for the file. Actually doing that you won't solve

Re: [qubes-users] After sys-usb installation and reboot can't type passphrase at boot (keyboard not attached)

It's really important that you take it steadily, and stay calm. At this stage I would ensure that I have all the data secure. Since you know how to decrypt your Qubes partition and mount it, you can take a backup of the data - the VMs are all in /var/lib/qubes - and the xml file you see there

Re: [qubes-users] After sys-usb installation and reboot can't type passphrase at boot (keyboard not attached)

Quoting Unman : Keep calm. Reboot the box. At the GRUB menu, select Qubes and press "e" - these instructions are at the bottom of the screen. This will allow you to edit the boot options - delete the pesky "rd.qubes.hide_all_usb" everywhere you see it. F10 or

Re: [qubes-users] After sys-usb installation and reboot can't type passphrase at boot (keyboard not attached)

So, pressing the Shift Key from Starting the box *should* bring up the Grub menu. Sometimes, I've tried keeping it pressed, or just repeatedly hammering on the key from start. If you really cant get a grub menu, then you can use a live distro to fix the problem.If you dont have one they are

[qubes-users] After sys-usb installation and reboot can't type passphrase at boot (keyboard not attached)

---THE PROBLEM: Today I correctly installed sys-usb (the qube to handle USBs), what I did not know is that rebooting just after the installation caused the system to deatched every usb from the system, including keyboard (and also mouse I guess). As a result I can't type my passphrase in at