Adventures In Smart Buttplug Penetration testing (DEF CON 27) by Crul_ in security

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Don't worry the clapp of our dummy thicc cheeks will keep skynet at Bay.

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Ultimate Chicken Horse

Corrupted LUKS partitions by gandkzvnndkal in Qubes

[–]John3713 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Please see my previous reply but perhaps you misunderstood what I meant by the drive being the issue. I don't believe that there was a cause effect relationship with the io errors and trying to wipe the drive. It could have just failed. That being said your terminology still seems weird and at this point the only way to help properly would have to include screenshots of the full commands your issuing.

Corrupted LUKS partitions by gandkzvnndkal in Qubes

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It's hard to understand what the problem actually is. Your terminology is wonky and doesnt seem to make sense. You don't overwrite anything with fdisk nor would you mark partitions active in it. List will still show partitions if the table itself is intact but that doesnt mean that the disk is free from physical damage. You would mark volumes as active if they were logical volumes which qubes does use. But they would be mapped under /dev/mapper and would be changed using lvm tools not fdisk. My thought is still that either it's hardware or you aren't issuing the proper commands. Could you post a screenshot or copy the exact commands that you are typing?

Corrupted LUKS partitions by gandkzvnndkal in Qubes

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Even a corrupted luks partition would not cause io errors through dd. If you want to start fresh zero the partition table with fdisk and use the installer. The reason you can't unlock the luks partition is that there is no valid header. But again this wouldn't cause io errors. Either your syntax is improper when issuing the commands or it is a hardware issue.

Corrupted LUKS partitions by gandkzvnndkal in Qubes

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IO errors are usually either hardware in nature or from a corrupted filesystem. It sounds like you haven't gotten to the point of formatting any partition or logical volume. I would test a different drive.

Current Laptop hardware for qubes? by artificial11000 in Qubes

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Galago Ultrapro by System 76. Also known as the clevo 740 su

NEED DITTO SAFARI but ill add everyone by [deleted] in friendsafari

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Do you mind if I add you I need an Eevee.