On a non-Qubes system, I used to press "alt+sysrq f" to manually invoke the
OOM killer when the disk would start thrashing.
Worked like a charm, but the OOM picks a random process so it can kill e.g.
Xorg if you're unlucky.
This would work for dom0 in Qubes, but I don't know how you would trigger
I see the same behaviour. qvm-run --pass-io fedora-29-minimal ls does not
work either.
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Hi !
What are the security implications of using HVM instead of PVH?
I understood that HVM is implemented using two VMs, one running the guest
OS, and one running QEMU for device emulation.
Does this schema expose more attack surface than PVH:
* In the dom0 code which handles communication betwe