On 19/04/2024 04.02, Dillon Arlo via Tails-dev wrote:
Hi goats,
Hey!
Note that this is not a support forum, but for Tails development.
However, I will respond any way in hopes of you aiding us on this front.
If what I propose below doesn't work, please use our normal support
channels: http
Hi goats,
Just a FYI that there seems to be issues flashing to the drive with
BalenaEtcher from windows.
I tried with about 5 different UBS - some of different sizes and make.
I tried to use different USB slots.
Then I tried using a different computer.
Same results always. The flash fails right
Thanks, I'll check it out.
Στις Παρ, 25 Μαρ 2022, 02:08 ο χρήστης Cody Brownstein <
cbrownst...@liquidityllc.com> έγραψε:
> Hi,
>
> Apostolis Koutromanos:
> > Hello there!
> > I started using tails os and it is awesome.
> > But I want to install a VPN. When I run sudo apt-get install openvpn I
>
Hi,
Apostolis Koutromanos:
Hello there!
I started using tails os and it is awesome.
But I want to install a VPN. When I run sudo apt-get install openvpn I
get an error about this package. Can you please help me?
Tails currently doesn't support VPNs.
See: https://tails.boum.org/support/faq/#v
Hello there!
I started using tails os and it is awesome.
But I want to install a VPN. When I run sudo apt-get install openvpn I get
an error about this package. Can you please help me?
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Hi,
Jacob Wise via Tails-dev (2021-08-21):
> Can’t connect to tor even with bridges straight from tor
Thanks for sharing your findings! It helps us improve Tails.
Please retry with Tails 4.22~rc1. If this does not work either,
please describe exactly what you did and what was the result.
Thanks
Can’t connect to tor even with bridges straight from tor
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FYI: https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42630
On Sat, Jan 21, 2012 at 00:34, Maxim Kammerer wrote:
> Well, it seems that even with the reminder sent about 8 days ago, no
> one on the linux-mm mailing list cares. I tried OFTC/#mm several times
> as well, but never saw any response. I thin
Well, it seems that even with the reminder sent about 8 days ago, no
one on the linux-mm mailing list cares. I tried OFTC/#mm several times
as well, but never saw any response. I think I will stay with the
32/64-bit KEXEC split in the meanwhile. Will also ask memtest86+
author about the difficultie
Hi Chris,
Chris wrote (26 Dec 2011 10:05:27 GMT) :
> I understand what cold boot attack is although what is this suppose
> to protect against exactly? Is it dismount encrypted drive and wipe
> after x seconds of inactivity? If the system loses power wouldn't
> the attack still work since you could
> Hi,
>
> Chris wrote (26 Dec 2011 07:33:00 GMT) :
>> Is this still an issue? My understanding is that there is a maximum
>> of about 2 minutes before all contents of memory have "dissipated".
>
> Keywords: cold boot attack.
I understand what cold boot attack is although what is this suppose to
p
Hi,
Chris wrote (26 Dec 2011 07:33:00 GMT) :
> Is this still an issue? My understanding is that there is a maximum
> of about 2 minutes before all contents of memory have "dissipated".
Keywords: cold boot attack.
> How long does it take to 'wipe' the memory?
Few seconds.
> The 2nd question is
Is this still an issue? My understanding is that there is a maximum of
about 2 minutes before all contents of memory have "dissipated". How long
does it take to 'wipe' the memory? The 2nd question is what do you call
wiping? Doing more than one pass is probably no more effective than a
single pass.
1. On 32-bit x86, memtest=n tests only LOWMEM memory (~ 895 MiB),
HIGHMEM is ignored
2. On 3.0.4-hardened-r5, HIGHMEM memory (HIGHMEM64G in my tests) is
apparently ignored during memtest. Looking at arch/x86/mm/memtest.c,
no special mapping is performed (kmap/kunmap?), so it seems that at
most ~89
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