Successfully installed Qubes OS in old Thinkstation D30 [E5-2690V2, 128GB RAM, 1TB SSD, and a 32GB USB stick as attached storage]
Encountered: [FAILED] Failed to start Load Kernel Modules [FAILED] Failed to start Load Kernel Modules. See 'systemctl status systemd-modules-load.service' for details. (being discussed here)
and it seems it’s a rabbit hole no fix yet… well if it works why fix it.
Installed ubuntu 20.04 as Standalone VM, and realized this OS works better without Standalone VM why am i bother install this OS… but… wait what if i install Proxmox hm…
I learned enter and exit fullscreen alt+F11 is very handy than alt+space
As the title said before, i think s/he would like to create an journal log or maybe like self blog about qubes, and i’m aware if we permitted to post in this thread
I’ve reverted the title change and moved the discussion about the “[FAILED]” issue into its own thread, to keep user support stuff in #user-support and general discussion in #general-discussion. @draphios, I have also edited your post to add a link to where that issue is being discussed. I hope you don’t mind.
@draphios Feel free to continue to describe your journey here, in this thread I would just ask for you to create a different topic in #user-support when you encounter an issue, if that’s OK.
Yes,
anyway every time i encountered an issue i always tried not to ask too many question in the forum since almost everything already there. thank you for your thoughtful consideration.
2021 July 4th.
Installing proxmox in Qubes Standalone VM correctly, needs a lot workaround which is not easy. (i wonder if my spare time able to keep up with the solution).
Moving my 2nd daily driver into Qubes-OS, a lot of update happening since, the team is really doing a great job with Qubes.
Ubuntu Standalone VM works fine. I learn that Standalone VM is more resource hungry it’s running smoothly with 6 Thread 16GB RAM.
I plugged qubes into 4K TV monitor, in dom0 and in all domains text become unreadable, i learn that configuring dom0 appearance is simple System Tools > Appearance
however not that simple with domains
with domain that using fedora one can use this setting in terminal and see which is best gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface scaling-factor 2 gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface text-scaling-factor 1.2
but I’m too lazy for debian template so i’ll use as it is i use this way
I had missed 1 solution about [Failed] Failed to start Load Kernel Module. after reading FAQ pointed by @unman in this thread this thread i don’t mind the cosmetic error. also thank you to @deeplow for opening support thread. I’m glad the community is so supportive.
Been so busy almost have no time to leisure with my hobbies, while printing stuff i broke my printer so i bought new one and install it into this pc, rather than usual USB i use network printing protocol, hooked into office public router, this hub used by many peoples so this printer will be really useful for them too, so for my pc it connect to an isolated appVM so whenever pervert colleague tries to peek into my printing pc they only will find a cat pictures hahaha.
what i did to install HP network printer into debian-11-minimal template is like this:
dom0 terminal:
I would just ask for you to create a different topic in