Logic would dictate that an update is pushed to the all affected VM.
But, what I am now concerned with is the update packages that might be
altered in transit from ISP.
**Side note, I came to Qubes because I was not satisfied with the
security protocols offered by MS OS.**
I will try updating from the terminal session. can you correct me on
the command:
user@VM $ sudo update ??????? (are update commands package specific)
Bizarrely, I've seen some VM are now labeled localhost?
I am concerned about the file system corruption. How can I change the
system, or should I attempt a new install?
Thanks,
On 7/14/20 8:19 PM, 'awokd' via qubes-users wrote:
E. Foster:
Or do some updates occur because a template VM has been changed in a
repository, and the update package is then pushed to the respective VMs
using the template?
This. Qubes Updater (Qubes menu/System Tools) runs periodically and
checks for updates in repos.
Bizarrely, I have a VM and Template VM that keeps requesting to be updated
and fails.
Try updating the template from a terminal session on it.
And lastly, how many times can a device be rebooted before you should be
concerned about Xen issues.
Until the hardware fails, I guess. Unless you're talking about hard
power offs, in which case I'd be most concerned about file system
corruption over any Xen issues.
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