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I just created a CT. Ubuntu 12.04, from one of the default templates. Gave it a password, bridged networking, and named it "test". Let's see. So it's definately running. In the status, it says the name has become "test.local". Why? Well, let's ping it anyway. Ping request could not find host...

Okay, tried one more time after wiping absolutely everything I could find. Now at the end of the installation there's no more error about being unable to install the bootloader. So again, there are *some* requirements for that to succeed (or "some" conditions under which it will fail... I...

Well, I decided to go and buy a proper SSD that proxmox is going to be running on, and connect that via USB. And you know what? Same error. I kinda sorta expected this. I mean, a USB stick is really not that different from a USB SSD, is it? Surely, I'm not required to use a spinning harddisk...

Once running, they're barely used. Except when updating the system. Besides, the server won't run in a business-critical environment. I just tried a 32GB stick, but at the end of the install it says "unable to install bootloader". At the console, I can see one error that may be relevant...

I'm trying to install PVE, but it keeps telling me the "harddisk" (more about that later) is too small. I tried 1GB, then 4GB (reported as 3GB for some reason). And all this *after* asking me for all other information. Why not right away when selecting the volume to install to? Why even *after*...