Hi All
First time user and first time poster. I recently was introduced to Proxmox by a colleague when we were setting up a new Lab at my work. Very impressed indeed.
I am now setting up Proxmox (current release) on an Intel NUC (i5 and 16GB RAM backed off to NFS storage). I am migrating the currently running Debian instance to be a guest on the Proxmox install. The Debian instance is an inline HTTP proxy and for this I use an additional NIC.
I would like to add the additional USB3 Gbps NIC (chipset is AX88179) to proxmox so I can use it in the guest image.
However, in order to compile the module I need the kernel headers. Normally I would get these by:
But this package does not exist.
In fact, I've installed all of the available headers and no luck.
How can I get the kernel headers to compile a new NIC driver? This is something I would happily do as admin for "normal" Linux install. Is this acceptable in Proxmox-land or do I need to wait until this driver is included by the Proxmox dev team?
Thanks in advance for any pointers.
EDIT:
Solved by adding the following to my /etc/apt/sources.list
Then
First time user and first time poster. I recently was introduced to Proxmox by a colleague when we were setting up a new Lab at my work. Very impressed indeed.
I am now setting up Proxmox (current release) on an Intel NUC (i5 and 16GB RAM backed off to NFS storage). I am migrating the currently running Debian instance to be a guest on the Proxmox install. The Debian instance is an inline HTTP proxy and for this I use an additional NIC.
I would like to add the additional USB3 Gbps NIC (chipset is AX88179) to proxmox so I can use it in the guest image.
However, in order to compile the module I need the kernel headers. Normally I would get these by:
Code:
apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)But this package does not exist.
In fact, I've installed all of the available headers and no luck.
Code:
# apt-cache search pve-header
# <= Nothing...How can I get the kernel headers to compile a new NIC driver? This is something I would happily do as admin for "normal" Linux install. Is this acceptable in Proxmox-land or do I need to wait until this driver is included by the Proxmox dev team?
Thanks in advance for any pointers.
EDIT:
Solved by adding the following to my /etc/apt/sources.list
Code:
deb http://download.proxmox.com/debian wheezy pve-no-subscriptionThen
Code:
apt-get install pve-headers-$(uname -r)
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