Hi, I saw that one can install software in dom0 via something like dom0-qubes-update I know you’re not supposed to do that in general. But I really would like cinnamon as my main DE and above command was recommended, if you want to install a window manager. I saw that there’s an experimental way to setup a sys-gui VM, but I red that it’s very buggy. Now I’m confused, should I: dom0-qubes-update install a GUI VM or just go with system default and stay on a DE I do...| Qubes OS Forum
The USB Wi-Fi adapter EDUP EP-AX1672 works with Tails but not with Qubes. It is recognized in Qubes’ sys-usb, but even when the adapter is connected to sys-net, it doesn’t work. I wonder why, even though Qubes has a newer kernel than Tails. I used the Debian template.| Qubes OS Forum
This is from the new fresh template on which the only thing I have done so far is your very first instruction in the thread: This directory apparently doesn’t exist repo id repo name fedora Fedora 42 - x86_64 fedora-cisco-openh264 Fedora 42 openh264 (From Cisco) - x86_64 qubes-vm-r4.2-current Qubes OS Repository for VM (updates) update...| Qubes OS Forum
I received a file.ova of a centos VirtualBox VM and I need to port it to Qubes. I followed the procedure at https://doc.qubes-os.org/en/latest/user/advanced-topics/standalones-and-hvms.html#converting-virtualbox-vms-to-qubes-hvms and got no error. When starting my HVM qube, I get a dracut# prompt. Above it, there is the message: WARNING: /dev/disk/by-uuid/8373[redacted] does not exist Could you tell me: what happens and what I should do be able to boot my HVM qube? or where to find enou...| Qubes OS Forum
I originally had my GPU hidden from dom0 for passthrough and had my CPU handle the graphics. My GPU died and when I tried to boot I was getting plymouth waiting issues. I tried to adjust the grub and even disable plymouth for what I assume is used for the Qubes graphical image on boot and still didnt proceed. I had to ufnortunately reinstall Qubes(I do have my backups ofc) but now I get some nvme1 waiting issue. Ive set my CPU internal graphics to be prioritzed in bios and still cant get past...| Qubes OS Forum
A couple of tangentially-relevant things: Putting zfs on a debian-12 template will require that that template actually uses a debian kernel (or a very old (6.1) fedora one). It would be nice if you could select debian kernels from the menus that let you select which kernel a VM uses, just like you can with fedora kernels; instead I have to build the kernel into the template, and every template I clone from one like that has to copy that extra stuff. For some reason if a VM with ZFS installed ...| Qubes OS Forum
A few months ago in the qubes zfs thread (ZFS in Qubes OS - #9 by SteveC), I reported: I didn’t get much of a response but that was my fault for burying it as part of a list of side-issues in a post about using zfs on qubes. Well, now I know a LITTLE bit more about the zfs/qubes-networking incompatibility and it’s still puzzling. If the qube that has both of these installed has no network vm, it starts up fine. You can then connect a network vm and things will work properly. But if the ne...| Qubes OS Forum
I found that our kernel issues (at least mine, maybe others are also affected for the same reason) are not actually due to a broken kernel, but rather the result of some other hidden bug. After I disabled SELinux again ([R 4.3-RC1] SELinux problems after upgrade) and tried to boot with the latest kernels, I discovered that the issue is related to display initialization or something similar. First, I do not see the Q-password screen with the background. Only the command line appears to enter t...| Qubes OS Forum
Continuing the discussion from Why is Qubes OS project team so small?: I managed to register over Tor about a month ago. Trying to use a known forwarding domain caused the account to be automatically flagged. Their support said they’d accept a proton or tutamail address and didn’t need something traceable, and removed the flag when I complied. I didn’t try without JavaScript.| Qubes OS Forum
The /etc/xen/vif-route-qubes script is not utilising systemd, which means the script can potentially run before the antispoof nftables chains have been configured, which would result in the script exiting prematurely. Not ordering around systemd also means these interfaces might be set up before network-pre which makes it impossible for a firewall to be configured prior. Would the Qubes project accept a PR that moves this script to a systemd service? Maybe @marmarek might know? Thanks.| Qubes OS Forum
Introduction This guide is for users who want to let a qube access some specific websites, but not the entire Internet. It’s especially useful when using the Qubes firewall isn’t enough — for example, when websites change their IPs often, making domain-based rules unreliable. ⚠ This guide assumes you know what an HTTP(S) proxy is, and that you’re comfortable using the terminal to run commands or edit files. The setup will create a sys-proxy-out qube that filters access to a list of ...| Qubes OS Forum
Hardware To have an ‘HVM’ for gaming, you must have A dedicated GPU. By dedicated, it means: it is a secondary GPU, not the GPU used to display dom0. In 2023, ‘Nvidia’ and ‘Amd’ GPU work. Not tested with Intel GPUs. External GPU using thunderbolt work (Create a Gaming HVM - #8 by solene) A lot of patience. GPU passthrough is not trivial, and you will need to spend time debugging. A screen available for the gaming ‘HVM’. (It can be a physical monitor or just to have multiple ca...| Qubes OS Forum
