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Go with SSDs if you can afford it. Go with spinning rust if you want to be nice to your wallet. Figure out how many VMs you are going to run, and how much disk space you need. A couple of Samsung Evos might be enough to take care of everything.

I have a Solaris VM. Following instructions at https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Physical_disk_to_kvm Showing only relevant information # lshw -class disk -class storage *-disk:2 description: ATA Disk product: HGST HUS724030AL physical id: 3.0.0 bus...

Proxmox wouldn't install on my system because X couldn't run during installation. So I took the ssd, attached it to my MacBook, and installed Proxmox in a Parallels VM that has the ssd via USB as a passthrough drive. Installation went fine. Attached the ssd to my system and during the boot...

OK, managed to solve this. Host is an AMD Phenom II, 1045T on an Asus A5M97 motherboard with 32GB Ram and a 1TB Samsung Evo 960 SSD. Guest is Solaris 11.4. Processor: Host Bios: OVMF Machine: i440fx CD/DVD Drive (ide2): local:iso/sol-11_4-text-x86.iso,media=cdrom,size=724440K Hard Disk...

Just downloaded Proxmox VE 6.2-1. Installed it. Tried to create a solaris 11.4 guest. Used all defaults. When the VM starts booting, the solaris kernel boots, and then crashes before it finishes loading. Has anyone gotten solaris 11.4 working on 6.2-1, and if so, would you mind sharing your...