I use the "US international with dead keys" keyboard
layout as a convenient way of getting accented characters.
The keyboard is defined in:
/usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/us
and the dead key combinations themselve are in:
/usr/share/X11/locale/en_US.UTF-8/Compose
I am currently customising the
Greetings I am new to the OS and forum,
I read thought some of the documentation and I was interested in knowing
how to navigate the versions and bug fixes. Currently, I see we are 4.0.1;
however, I’ve seen other mentions of stable versions in the forum. Is it
correct to assume all the
On Thu, Nov 21, 2019 at 10:04:59AM -0500, Steve Coleman wrote:
However, I am stuck on how to determine how many days it has actually
been since the last backup.
What you are looking for is this command:
qvm-prefs --get $vm backup_timestamp
Perfect, thank you!
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Hello there, I realized that everytime I made a new Qubes VM, I have been
checking the "provides network" option turning it into a NetVM.
I mistakenly believed that the option of "provides network" meant that the VM
would need connectivity (yeah, I didn't RTFM), so now they are all NetVMs...
On 2019-11-21 20:58, Cyber Secure Labs Limited wrote:
Hi,
I am experiencing issues with attaching WLAN card. I have attached / imported
it into the Debian9 vm and have issued the command lsusb - this shows that the
VM detected. However, issuing the command: sudo iwconfig I am getting wireless
Hi,
I am experiencing issues with attaching WLAN card. I have attached /
imported it into the Debian9 vm and have issued the command lsusb - this
shows that the VM detected. However, issuing the command: sudo iwconfig I
am getting wireless device not connected. Am I doing something to activate
Sphere:
> However, a ram stick just died on me this week and I badly need all the RAM
> that I could get. Even right now, my dom0 is actively using just about 940
> MB worth of RAM... which is why I think it would be best if I could
> permanently allocate 2048M to dom0 instead of 4096M for my
You probably did an installation without sys-usb. The installer defaults to
not create sys-usb if during installation you have a USB keyboard attached.
If that is the case, I find that following
https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/usb-qubes/ and Auto Enabling Keyboard and
Mouse input is a good
'Zeko' via qubes-users:
> [ OK ] Stopped target Local File Systems
> Unmounting /boot... (if it matters, boot is on a USB device)
Probably.
> [ 172.272900 ] usb 1-12: USB disconnect, device number 3
> [ OK ] Unmounted /boot.
> [ OK ] Stopped File System Check on /dev/disk/by-uuid/... (haven't
Hey everyone!
I'd like to know where I can find doc / information on how the UEFI boot
process of Qubes is configured / structured. Since the files repeat
themselves on different folders at /boot, I'm unsure how / what to change
in order to use a freshly generated ramdisk image.
I've looked
Thanks, that approach helped.
While I never did find any "backend" logs, I solved this problem by also
installing the package `qubes-usb-proxy` in the template for the new
disposable sys-usb.
Matthew
On Fri, 15 Nov 2019 at 12:48, 'awokd' via qubes-users <
qubes-users@googlegroups.com> wrote:
On 2019-11-20 22:12, tetrahedra via qubes-users wrote:
> The built-in Qubes backup functionality is great but it's very easy to
> forget to run a backup and end up going days (or weeks, or months...)
> without it.
>
> However, I am stuck on how to determine how many days it has actually
> been
Sorry about the delay, I had a week of ddrescuing a failing drive to distract
me. I've managed to boot the Qubes DVD (EFI settings were originally preventing
me) but didn't get the rescue process to work, it keeps asking me for passwords
to non-Qubes luks partitions. I can open the partition
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