After reboot, I can login, GUI starts, I'm able to open dom0 Terminal window etc. but Qubes Manager is not running, I can't start VMs:
"Failed to execute child process "qvm-run" (No such file or directory)."
"journaltcl | grep Fail" shows:
"Failed to start Qubes DB agent", and
"Failed to start Virtualzation daemon".
I tried to restart qubesd (not sure if it's related), but it says that:
"Failed to restart qubesd.service: Unit qubesd.service failed to load: No such file or directory".
I can't find any related thread to my problem (here and issues on github).
Any help would be highly appreciated as I'm smart but unfortunately not too bright. I have no idea how to diagnose this problem and how to make my Qubes works again.
Thanks!
Pawel
Sorry for misunderstanding, I figured out what I did analysing my bash_history file (as I was sure that I haven't experimenting, just followed docummentation):
I upgraded dom0 (following "Installing and using Windows-based AppVMs" doc):
sudo qubes-dom0-update --enablerepo=qubes-dom0-current-testing qubes-windows-tools
and not long after that I upgraded all my VMs from f-24 to f-25.
I use my laptop for a few weeks puting it into hibernation mode. After restart - you know the story. I haven't found anything in bash_history what would damage qubes, aside from those updates.
Is it possible to reinstall base system and have my VMs and data not earased (like from ISO installer)?
Thanks.
> If you back up the VMs first, you can reinstall then restore the VMs. In
> 3.2, go to Qubes VM Manager, then System menu, and choose Backup. Best if
> you can do this to an external drive so the backups don't get wiped by
> mistake on the install!
Is this the only way? No recovery mode? :) Qubes VM Manager is not running unfortunetly, so no go for me.
> You can run qvm-backup from the command line. I thought there was a way to
> start the GUI one too but am not finding it.
I have no qvm* commands available. Nor qubes-dom0-*.
Probably I can't also attach any external device at this point.
I have only qubesctl command and qubesdb-* commands available.
I found out some more information regarding qubes-db-dom0.service failure:
symlink /var/run/qub es/qubesdb.sock: No such file or directory
FATAL: server socket initialization failed
qubes-db-dom0.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE
Failed to start Qubes DB agent.