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Sorry I missed it in the video but what kernel is your host on? I’ve had windows in QEMU for years but I’ve had some freezing recently on my new setup but only when using the QXL video driver. Some googling was showing some folks were having issues with certain kernels and the Linux side QXL driver but nothing concrete. Also.. at the same time maybe there’s another issue? The only difference on my config was the channel you added; I’ll give that a shot.

your real voice is better imho, don't use some AI generated garbage.

Congratulations! Could you provide the necessary commands for ubuntu also? maybe in your site? Thank you in advance. You are very descriptive and you are explaining things in details - awesome!!!

Quality tutorial!

My cursor is misbehaving so I can't start the installation process. What could be the issue ?

Please release pure command line installation, I was trying to use your fedora 40 guide as a reference, but seems some package group, and others may have been removed in fedora 41

Hi, I’ve followed this step-by-step guide very carefully, but when I reach the point where I reboot from the live usb and grub asks my passphrase for the first time upon booting into the installed system, after a while I get to a black screen that says “GRUB version… Minimal BASH-like…” and nothing happens. I am able to type next to a “grub>” line, but the system still won’t go past the black screen. Can you please help me troubleshoot this? Thank you.

First time Linux user here I successfully set up Luks, snapshot, and roll back support using this guide to the T. If I can do it, anyone can. Bravo, sys guides. With the new GNOME features, Linux has evolved so much. I gave it a try a while ago, but did not like it till now.

<3 thanks so much, you saved me many hours of upload and download .

That's great guide makes Fedora like OpenSUSE. I can confirm it works with KDE Plasma Desktop. I made an extra subvolume for my Vivaldi web browser. Snapshots is a life saving technology if you like to learn Linux by meddling and exploring your Linux on bare metal hardware.

Thank you very much for the detailed demonstration of the process, real easy to follow!

question for the void: context: running ubuntu server distro (24.04.01 LTS) on a rog strix g14 gaming laptop, my first attempt went like this; installed everything, got networking running, bolted ubuntu noble on top (i really wanted to make VMs and what not through a GUI cuz im lazy)... when it was time to connect to openstack's/microstack's browser UI i kept getting an error that said something to the effect of "user cache not configured/missing". after trying to find the fix (everything i found was super old.... like EXACT problem with an supposedly easy fix --the commands and files mentioned either didnt work at all or not even referencing the appropriate files. ) I decided to try a different approach --installing dependents and software for 2-3 other VM services...same story as before, when i tried to use their 'front end' the cracks formed. getting to the point that boot took a little longer than id like since it was Initializing everything at launch unnecessarily (I think). Not sure but... I think they were messing with each other. I then decided to do a fresh wipe and start from scratch --i plan on following this vid to a tee (i admit though, I was going to commit to LXD/LXC rather... just not super sure how it works so im quite suggestible clearly lol) my question: i want to make sure im understanding what 'we' are about to do: setting up a VM service to make containers for more than one thing first and foremost --rather than wasting resources the way i did it? setting up a VM/VE first, once its good to go, I *could* make containers for whatever right? since my criteria for success is two fold, number one, make a modded minecraft server running out of my fancy laptop (i mean it can play red dead 2 on decent graphic settings). have the server on a guest OS with minecraft-centric settings that, once setup, I could "log into" and do what little admin stuff needed. preferably through a GUI if I bother to set up one/necessary to install one. NUMBER 2 (and this is a big one --if I have enough resources (which im not sure)): set up another VM or two, namely a "daily driver". A simple distro to mess around with -idk like ubuntu noble, mint, fedora, yadd yadda. assuming resources are there to do so, maybe a simple proxy server for my windows computer (my main computer). maybe a media server/ wanna be NAS. Am i misunderstanding what linux can do or is what im describing a sort of 'go figure' for linux?

Hello, I'm new to linux due to the end of windows 10 life. My basic question is will that guide gonna work on a non uefi capable machine and also in general fedora 41 jam is worth to install on a system with bios mode only capabilities? or should I stick with linux mint and afterwards setting ubuntu studio installer only for the lowlatency kernel and systemtweaks for audio that it delivers?

🎉 Thank you very much for your great tutorials! As I use Fedora and Ubuntu 24.04 I would like to do the same for Ubuntu withTimeshift. I did this for Ubuntu 22.04 but failed for 24.04

Do video on Ubuntu 24.10 standalone, not a dual boot.

Great guide! Thanks! 👍 Note that you probably need the "discard" option if you have an SSD and you can probably use the "auto" option instead of specifying the tpm-device to make things easier 🙂 "tpm2-device=auto,discard" in /etc/cryptab "rd.luks.options=tpm2-device=auto " in /etc/default/grub

Thnks Everything is shown for dummies except how to save and exit configuration files.

Can you please tell me why we can't create these sub volumes on the manual partitioning(while installation)? What happens if I did will snapper doesn't work?

Great and comprehensive guide but seriously I don't understand why Fedora "WORKSTATION" still doesn't give you the option to install snapper by default.

Very good guide, by the way, what is the performance impact of using disk encryption compared to using a non-encrypted disk, particularly in terms of read/write speeds and system responsiveness? is there a noticeable performance difference when using it on systems for training AI, gaming or any workloads that involve heavy disk I/O?

Good day to you. What if i need to keep partitions by default? Can i reproduce it after installation?

Great guide. Easy to follow.

Very good setup guide.

i tried a thosand of times, but i keep getting grub-install: warning Cannot set EFI variable Boot0000. (win 11 24h2/ubuntu 24.04)

Everything was perfect until after I installed the guest tools. They completed successfully but I did not get the expected blinking in the display. I went up to View->Scale Display but Auto Resize is grayed out and cannot be selected. Any ideas? I did install Windows 11 24H2.

I finally can have full disk encryption + btrfs snapper running perfectly, thank you so much

Would this work on a drive having Windows as dual boot?

Thank you, I debloated windows 11 and it runs fast.

hey @SysGuides can you help me with grub customizations i cant find any boot entries in grub-customizer help is greatly appreciated

This is the best video I've seen about the topic. I'm finally free from dual-booting. Thanks Dude.

I must have followed the instructions incorrectly.. whenever I add SUSE_BTRFS_SNAPSHOT_BOOTING="true" to /etc/default/grub and btrfs_relative_path="yes" to the grub.cfg file, then sudo grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg I get dropped into an emergency grub shell. But if i remove these two and continue the other steps (by chroot from a live disk), I do get a functional system. Except one major issue - snapper rollback does work, but next boot still boots the old snapshot, even if snapper rollback sets the newly created snapshot as the default one. What do you think I may be doing wrong? Thank you very much for this tutorial. I probably made a mistake somewhere, and will probably try it again in a bit.

Worked for me, thank you very much !

Shared memory does not show up. There is no driver field.

Looking forward to following this step by step do to a clean install of 41 with rollbacks . But is it possible to encrypt the disk with this method? If not, the data isn't really safe is it? Looking forward to hearing some thoughts on this.

Can I create a separate /home partition rather than subvolume?? Also don't I need to create a GPT unformatted partition?

You are a gem, I like your channel and always yearn for for the new content, you provide best Fedora intricacies...

First of all, thank you for showcasing this guide! I really enjoy your guides. My question or perhaps request is an alternate guide for upgrading F40 w/FDE to F41 Full Disk Encryption. I am in the process of conducting this myself, initiated with the software upgrade utility. After a restart, it just booted to the grub (rescue) CLI. I managed to find and, open and boot into the disk, but the grub seems to be stuck as it is - I manually have to mount the encrypted part. I have an idea about recreating init ramfs and grub configs etc. but that's theory. Thank goodness I did a full disk backup.

This is my No. 1 Linux Channel! Thank you very much for your work and helpful content! It would be great to know how to install Ubuntu 24 with bootable Snapshots (Timeshift or Snapper) and full encryption. Unfortunately they have changed the Subvolumes layout with the new installer. Was easy with the Ubuntu 22.04 installer...

Excellent in depth instructions! It works!

What I've been waiting for! I wasn't expecting you to come sooner with this. I thought I'd need to wait for like a week. I discovered your channel and this exact tutorial (for fedora 40) like 2 week ago but the 41 beta was already out so I thought I'd wait for the 41 stable. And here we are! 🤙

Was able to fix display resolution easy following this. Cheers. Do you have any info on making full use of multi-monitors VM?

The video is great. I did exactly as instructed and Windows freezes after a few minutes of running, I have to force reset it every time. Is there something I can do to solve this? I am using an AMD machine.

A lot of the videos I watched didn't work. This one worked for me. Thank you!

make gpu pass through on VM!

✅ How to properly install Linux on KVM ✅ How to properly install Windows on KVM ❌ How to properly install macOS on KVM The only operating system left to install on KVM is macOS.

Really well documented guide. THANK YOU!

Congrats, now you can watch your super cool virtual machine with Win11 work at 30fps without any graphics acceleration because kvm doesn't support acceleration on Nvidia. Oh, also you can't virtualize a wi-fi card because its *impossible*. Nvm that virtualpc 2006 could do it, it's totally and utterly impossible.

Seems snapper does not play well with Fedora41 or more so DNF5. The first test fails to auto take snapshots

Thank you!