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das könnte ein Problem sein oder? https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/spice-novnc-in-macos-arm.150613/post-681150

Hi, für LLMs würde ich auch auf ARM oder besser RiscV setzen. Aber für Proxmox bist du mit Mobile x86 super Stromsparend unterwegs.

Was willst Du damit Test? Für Proxmox VE oder Proxmox BS ist die CPU nicht zu gebrauchen.

...Antwort kam hab ich bequem noch einen Kaffee holen können. Sowas läuft bei mir demnächst auch selfhostet. Deshalb setze ich in Zukunft eher auf ARM, muss man sich nur Effizient der Apple M4 und Qualcom SnapdragonX Prozessoren anschauen. Und für kleinere Aufgaben tuts mein Proxmox Raspi 5 auch...

...Hardware ich umsteigen kann, im einen geringen Stromverbrauch zu Haben. Das was ihr so schreibt sind ja teilweise Traum Werte Gibt es überhaupt eine möglichkeit Performante stromsparende Maschinen zu bauen? Oder muss ich auf die ersten ARM Server (CPU + MAINBOARD) warten? Schönen Abend...

...but are running a kvm/qemu/libvirt solution wth a lot of manual config/control for the Ampere side of things. I'd love to bring the ARM parts of our environment under the PVE umbrella (with paid subscriptions of course), but can't until it's officially supported. With Ampere and other ARM...

...be toolchain for that: https://help.synology.com/developer-guide/compile_applications/download_dsm_tool_chain.html Since people run QD on other ARM architectures, it should compile. FWIW You only need the qnetd (which runs on the Q device) from the package...

Thank you for your reply, I know the setup is not supported, but i know it worked for other people. Output for pveversion -v: proxmox-ve: 7.4-1 (running kernel: 5.15.102-1-pve) pve-manager: 7.4-18 (running version: 7.4-18/b1f94095) pve-kernel-5.15: 7.4-15 pve-kernel-5.15.158-2-pve: 5.15.158-2...

Just to note this straight away, that is not an officially supported setup, as there is at the time of writing no official ARM support. What versions of PVE and PBS are involved here? Please post the output of pveversion -v and proxmox-backup-manager version --verbose. Best in code tags for...

There is commercially available HPE Arm server HPE ProLiant RL300. I did played with this server abut year ago, but tested only linux and ESXi. Have anybody else tried this Proxmox VE ARM version?

I can't completely agree with that since you have all three nodes clustered together, so impact is possible cluster-wide. Try removing the Pi from the cluster & replace with a native Proxmox-installed node.

Yeah, it's not officially support actually, but you can still install it, but the issue is not related to the PI or the arm architecture itself and it's on a AM4 CPU which is not arm, and it's AMD so it should not be a problem actually so I'm looking for support for the pve witch is an amd...

Am I missing something here? Raspberry pi is arm architecture, a platform not supported by Proxmox itself.

Proxmox does not support ARM: https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#_system_requirements Whatever you are running on ARM is not PVE as created and supported by Proxmox. What fork or copy are you running? Where did it come? Who maintains it?

I have an ARM based PVE platform with version 8.1.3. I create a virtual machine in node 1, which can start normally when any hard disk in SCSI 0-7 is used as the boot disk; But when SCSI becomes a number 8 or later, the virtual machine cannot start normally and seems unable to recognize this...

The riscv64 emulation in ProxMox would be flippin cool as Risc-V is gaining steam in development. It won't take over ARM or x86 anytime soon but over time it might.

Hi @t.lamprecht Sorry to directly ping you here, but as this specifically targets you and your work on arm. Has this topic ever been picked up again? With the rising of things like RaspberryPI with more than 4GB RAM, I think it's quite an interesting topic again, to run really low power...

Oh then it makes sense. Is there any reason why there are no arm builds?

...to the GUI, but I am sure you could use different remoting protocols if you prefered. On the other hand, I also have a VM that runs emulates ARM hardware, and that's something that you can't do as a container. It's crazy slow unfortunately, but it's convenient as every few months, I need a...

Proxmox does not run on Raspberry Pi or other ARM processors. Version 7.2 is also old and out of support. Maybe you are running PiMox and maybe should ask them for support? You are trying to run an x86-64 (Intel or AMD 64-bit) container on your ARM processors and that will probably not work...