In windows, WD Unlocker allows the user to enter password. The Drive unlocks and can be accessed.
In dom0, "qvm-block" displays:
sys-usb:sda My_Passport_0837
sys-usb:sr0 Virtual_CD_0837 (WD Unlocker)
When attaching 'sys-usb:sr0' to a designated VM, in dom0 it reads as:
sys-usb:sr0 Virtual_CD_0837 (WD Unlocker) <vmname> (read-only=yes, frontend-dev=xvdi)
In <vmname>, the file manager displays:
WD Unlocker /dev/xvdi1
WD Unlocker /dev/xvdi2
When selecting xvdi1 (error dialog):
Unable to access location
Error mounting /dev/xvdi1 at /run/media/user/WD Unlocker: Command-line 'mount -t "udf" -o "uhelper=udisk2, nodev, uid=1000, gid=1000, iocharset=utf8" "/dev/xvdi1" "/run/media/user/WD Unlocker" exited with non-zero exit status 32: mount:/run/media/user/WD Unlocker: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/xvdi1, missing codepage or helper program, or other error.
when selecting xvdi2 (actually mounts)
The two folders within xvdi2 are: 'WD Drive Unlock.app' and 'Extras'
How does one enter the pass-phrase for an encrypted Passport drive? When Attaching 'sys-usb:sda' nothing appears within the file manager. The drive is functional and contains media.
It's weird, i'm seeing references here and elsewhere for passport drives with qubes but none of the posts mention mounting the unlocker..?
I always delete the WD software or ignore it.
That said I have had no problems with LUKS-encrypted drive opens fine once the drive is linked to the corresponding APpVM.