Dev/KVM - Whonix needs update since linux-image-amd64 is installed by default now in Whonix 14.
Overlooked it’s on the /Dev sub page so make that priority wishlist.
New section added:
14.0.0.9.3
: KVM builds, upload, and call for testers required.
Small chance for regression.
Deleted from FAQ since I guess no longer true?
When Whonix is used in combination with [[KVM]], [Dynamic memory management dynamic memory management] of the RAM overhead might be a non-issue. By manually enabling these features it is possible to immediately profit. Eventually, a later Whonix release where [[KVM]] is in use might enable this by default.
Right. All these features are disabled for security.
Looks legit please merge
Done.
new required for build machine:
sudo apt-get install apt-cacher-ng
Yeah I always do this anyway
Yes I know, but I am waiting for instructions to upload to sf.
Sorted.
Please remove from script used to build Whonix:
WHONIX_APT_REPOSITORY_OPTS='--enable --repository stable'
export WHONIX_APT_REPOSITORY_OPTS
And as replacement, whenever a line says:
--build
Keep the --build
but add also the following switch:
--redistribute
I.e. it should look like this:
--build --redistribute
After booting Whonix, please check that Whonix stable (buster!) repository is enabled and apt-get update is functional.
(This was required because of this.)
Whonix 15 build testing can start as per
However, functionality wise, it will take some more time.
Could you please port Whonix ™ for KVM and KVM/Minimalized Installation - Whonix to be using CodeSelect rather than pre tags? That would help using wiki templates.
A series of scripts for downloading, verifying, and installing KVM Whonix on Debian. - juxtin/install-whonix
Did we ever see this one? I don’t remember? Wondering why its author never contacted us?
(It’s gpg verification code might be unsafe in fully automated scripts. → Should use GitHub - Kicksecure/gpg-bash-lib: gpg file verification bash library, addresses comprehensive threat model, that covers file name tampering, indefinite freeze, rollback, endless data attacks, etc. style.)