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The steps I took the build a custom kernel: Get build OS up and running. I happened to use Debian 4.19.208-1 configure the repositories with the correct repos ... I am using the pve-no-subscription repo setup "sudo" so that you can do admin actions without having to "su" to root Install the...

I think I figured out how to build with minimal modification of the build environment. Assuming all goes well when doing the kernel build. You can comment out the fwcheck and the abicheck in debian/rules (line 290) just after 'binary: install'. For me the fwcheck failes because I don't know how...

Alrighty. When I am doing a custom build, I am greatly pairing down what is getting built, what is a module and what is built into the kernel. For instance I want vfio to take control of a usb controller before the ehci driver does. But if vfio is a module and ehci is built-in that doesn't...

Ok. I did a new clone and a new checkout of the same branch and now it builds..... I'm confused. Edit: I'm going to chalk it up to the repo being in an unclean slate and when I recloned it, the vanilla build went through.

Sorry for the late reply. That was one of the threads I did find, however, a vanilla build is still extremely difficult. Trying to customize the kernel after that I usually have to modify the make files not to do a 'rm -rf ${BUILD_DIR}/${KERNEL_SRC} $@' to the build kernel directory...

I know this question gets asked alot but all the previous found answers are either outdated or just are incorrect. I have a need to customize my kernel and its not clear on what is needed. What is the official way to build the kernel what system dependencies need to be met? My original method...

Ok, So I was finally able to build a new kernel. The steps I took were: git clone git://git.proxmox.com/git/pve-kernel.git git checkout -bv54 origin/pve-kernel-5.4 make submodule make I am not sure why that worked, but it did. I have been finding thread after thread after thread on how to do...

I have been attempting to build a customer kernel following thread: Building the PVE kernel on Proxmox VE 6.x Also been doing the steps below. git clone git://git.proxmox.com/git/pve-kernel.git git checkout -bv54 origin/pve-kernel-5.4 git submodule foreach git fetch --tag git submodule update...

fabian, thank you. How would I hook into that systemd script. In general, I am not entirely familiar with systemd, how does one "hook" into pve-storage.target Thanks.

Tom....Thank you. Even though I answered my own question. Thank you for giving me the one clue I needed to fix it. So when someone Googles this and posting comes up..... Check the network attached storage and ensure that its connection with the server has stabilized before the VM starts...

I am still not very familar with how Proxmox glues the different pieces together. Where would I begin to look for errors or even just general messages reported by the different services? Edit: I always forget that there is a web gui with Proxmox. I'm used to logging in and using console...

Hello, I am running Proxmox 6.1-3 and I have a VM with dedicated hardware to start as soon as the server starts. In its configuration I have checked the "Start at Boot" checkbox and assigned it a boot priority of 1 and the delay values to 1. However, after each restart of the server Proxmox...