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Just stumbled over this older thread, which reminded my of one of the threads this week: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/successfully-booting-arm-vm-but-not-with-cpu-arg-cortex-a72.167398/

You mean qm set 100 --args "-cpu cortex-a72" Thus creating an entry like args: -cpu cortex-a72 in 100.conf. That way the vm boots, I'll check the cpu type and add prefix solved to the title. This would mean the only package needed to install for arm is pve-edk2-firmware-aarch64

...--purge && apt autoremove --purge and everything is up to date. I also uninstalled pve-edk2-firmware-aarch64 which I had installed trying to get arm64 image running. But apt install qemu-system-arm still doesnt install. It tries to install when I remove virtiofsd but then asks if proxmov-pve...

AFAIK, PVE packages interfere with the default Debian-provided images, so you cannot. Why are you mixing apt and apt-get and why do you upgrade instead of just doing a disk-upgrade? apt update && apt dist-upgrade --purge && apt autoremove --purge

I had done that but it didnt help - just created the cortex entry as arg in the 100.conf But trying to apt inst qemu-system-arm I got some error: Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done Reading state information... Done Some packages could not be installed. This may...

The correct syntax for invoking qm with a cpu argument would be: qm set 100 --cpu cortex-a72 It seems you already have the qemu-system-arm package installed. I am not sure about the EFI warning, first please try the above and share back here. Fabián Rodríguez | Le Goût du Libre Inc. |...

...config: arch: aarch64 balloon: 0 bios: ovmf boot: order=scsi1;net0;scsi0 cores: 2 memory: 2048 meta: creation-qemu=9.2.0,ctime=1749821246 name: arm64-test net0: virtio=BC:24:11:46:EF:D0,bridge=vmbr0 numa: 0 ostype: l26 scsi0: MyVMs:100/vm-100-disk-0.qcow2,size=100G scsi1...

it's a nuc by minisforum, Minisforum EliteMini UM250 - 16GB RAM+512GB SSD. it is not the problem btw

...which hardware you run ProxmoxVE since you mentioned as Raspberry as OMV host in your original post. At the moment ProxmoxVE isn't supported on ARM (the CPU in Raspberry) Hardware although there are (since ProxmoxVE is Opensource) inofficial ports like this one...

Hello, thanks for your reply and sorry if I didnt answer, I am familiar with LVM btw these are all LXC not vm, I am not saying this is a samba problem, I just said that this warning and then the backup loop with no results ( It even gets my raspberry keeping crashing i suppose for low voltage )...

...to LVM but no errors, I think these are a red herring. I have no samba in use so I may not be helpful with your actual problem. From your description, it is not clear to me what the situation is. For example, what has PBS (on x64) to do with your RPi (ARM), and which way is the backup going?

Hi, you could try using VirtIO-GPU as the display. Do you have enough memory and CPUs configured? Because if you emulate ARM on an x86 host, it will be much slower/require a lot more CPU time.

...im Datacenter bereits einige 2025 als DC oder RDS im Einsatz.... keine Probleme mit Stabilität oder Performance. Das die bei den EN-Setups, die man mit LP auf Deutsch umstellt, gefühlt die hälfte an Übersetzungen vergessen haben, ist aber schon "arm". Zu mal der 2022 da echt komplett war....

Hi, Proxmox does support aarch64 VMs, just not ARM hosts officially (although community projects for that exist). That's why you can set that in the configuration file just fine. It's just not a first-class support right now and will require manual steps on the CLI and lacks documentation.

The original Q35 was an Intel x86 motherboard/chipset, so this would not surprise me. Proxmox does not support ARM (aarch64) VMs: https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#chapter_virtual_machines You are of course free to do what you want but Proxmox does not support it. EDIT...

you mean q35 not support aarch64? I have another VM used virt & aarch64 agent: 1 arch: aarch64 bios: ovmf boot: order=scsi0;scsi2;net0 cores: 16 cpu: host kvm: 1 machine: virt,viommu=virtio memory: 65536 meta: creation-qemu=9.2.0,ctime=1747948011 net0: virtio=BC:24:11:30:D2:E1,bridge=vmbr1...

ARM is currently not supported by proxmox. https://www.proxmox.com/en/products/proxmox-virtual-environment/requirements https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1314

Proxmox VE does not support ARM, you are probably using a third party port. Please contact the publisher of this software for support.

Hello, I have a server on Supermicro MB with an ARM processor (Ampere Ultra Max). Proxmox VE v8.3.2 ARM port. I'm trying to deploy Windows 11 ARM (Linux ARM deployed successfully). Depends on VM settings, I'm getting different issues, but no one allows me to even boot from ISO (ARM Windows...

Since we're getting close to the release of DGX Spark, I do believe that have a Proxmox available for ARM it will be definitely much much interesting.It's not his official purpose, but with 128GB of unified ram, and a 40gbps and 10gbps NICs, it looks really interesting!