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andrewdavidwong
Nov 17, 2017
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@marmarek: If this is normal behavior, should we just update the minimum storage requirement to, e.g., 50GB?
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@marmarek: If this is normal behavior, should we just update the minimum storage requirement to, e.g., 50GB? |
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unman
Nov 17, 2017
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32GB is the minimum recommended. It's usable provided you trim the templates after updating.(qvm-trim-template in 3.2). If you're working on the edge of what's acceptable then you need to take some care of your system. (Same applies if you are running with 4GB RAM.)
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32GB is the minimum recommended. It's usable provided you trim the templates after updating.(qvm-trim-template in 3.2). If you're working on the edge of what's acceptable then you need to take some care of your system. (Same applies if you are running with 4GB RAM.) |
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Closing as "not an issue." If you believe this is a mistake, please leave a comment, and we'll be happy to take another look. Thank you.
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Closing as "not an issue." If you believe this is a mistake, please leave a comment, and we'll be happy to take another look. Thank you. |
spillinova commentedNov 16, 2017
Qubes OS version:
R3.2
Affected TemplateVMs:
The specifications for Qubes OS 3.2 suggests 32GB of disk space. On initial installation the entire package takes up about 12GB. But, after updating the 4 main templates and dom0, all 32GB are used and final updates cannot be completed.
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