I feel very silly, but I am not able to figure out how to interrupt the boot of a Qubes VM, or edit the kernel command-line parameters
I recently added a LUKS “data” disk style mount to a standalone Qubes VM (not dom0) and must have borked the crypttab or fstab. So now I get a hang at systemd, “Job dev-disk-by-uuid-…”. I’ve dealt with this problem many times in virtual machines and physical workstations, but have no idea how to do this for an Qubes VM
I can see systemd struggling in the disposable console window, but at that point it’s too late to do anything other than watch it fail
Any way I can single mode the system and fix the fstab? Or what other approach can I use here?
Thanks
EDIT: I see an option to boot from an ISO - going to try to grab a Debian installer and see if I can rescue it from there … still open to better ideas that may not require downloading a large iso. Nevermind - neither the Ubuntu or Debian live ISOs are actually booting when selected, it just boots as usual