Hi, I bought Lenovo T14s with an AMD processor, I put in a bigger disk and installed Qubes OS 4.1.1 on it, with disk encryption enabled. Shortly after installation, it turned out, there was a bad pixel, so I made a warranty claim and sent the notebook. Just in case I took out the disk, the one with …

If it’s the bios that cannot detect any OS, I would recommend copying the folder at /boot/efi/EFI/qubes to /boot/efi/EFI/BOOT, and do some renaming, such as rename xen.efi to BOOTX64.efi. A bit more search might help you. I’m sorry that my Qubes laptop isn’t with me now.

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BEBF738VD December 7, 2022, 7:14pm 2

rynkowsg:

Could you give me advice on how to manually decrypt the storage?

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Boot in a live usb (even the Qubes OS installer, enter TTY with CTRL+ALT+F2) and deal with the qube in question from there. # If your QubesOS installation is encrypted: $ cryptsetup open /dev/<device> luks-qubes # Find the name of the qube of interest and mount it $ lsblk # Grep can help you locate the exact qube $ lsblk | grep <my-qube> $ mount /dev/mapper/qubes_dom0-vm--<my-qube>--private /mnt # Do what you need to do then unmount $ umount /mnt $ vgchange -a n $ cryptsetup close luks-qubes (…

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