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anon11221
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Restore VMs despite their NetVM
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marmarek
Oct 15, 2015
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There is such option. If you use Qubes Manager to restore, it is called "ignore missing". In command line tool - qvm-backup-restore --ignore-missing.
This option will allow you to restore VMs even if its original netvm and/or template is missing. The VM will use default setting for missing entry.
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There is such option. If you use Qubes Manager to restore, it is called "ignore missing". In command line tool - |
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anon11221 commentedOct 15, 2015
While attempting to restore my VMs,
I was unable to continue to restore VMs because their respected NetVMs weren't located on the system the VMs were being restored on.
On my Desktop, I'll keep my Whonix-gw and call them one thing,
and on my laptop, I'll call them something else.
It's a real hassle to choose (none) on every VM I want to back, every single time.
If there can be a bypass option, that'd be awesome!
Another feature that would be nice, is if we were able to use qvm-backup and exclude multiple VMs. I'd love to make my own script that backups all my VMs upon insertion of a USB.
Thank you!