I'm new to all this so please assume I know nothing.
The objective is to install "Home Assistant" in a VM under Proxmox.
There are various images available, VMDK, VHDX, VDI, QCOW2, OVA but I had no idea which one was best suited so chose QCOW2.
I created the VM following various tutorials but when I attempted to start the VM I got a message saying KVM support wasn't found and to disable it - which I did. But I can't get any of these Home Assistant VM installations to work.
My host machine is an Intel NUC (Shuttle xs36V). I looked into the BIOS and can find no mention of KVM so assume it's just too old or basic. Proxmox installed fine and appears happy.
So, my nubee question is, in the absence of KVM support in the hardware, should Proxmox emulate it or am I flogging a dead horse with my present hardware?
The objective is to install "Home Assistant" in a VM under Proxmox.
There are various images available, VMDK, VHDX, VDI, QCOW2, OVA but I had no idea which one was best suited so chose QCOW2.
I created the VM following various tutorials but when I attempted to start the VM I got a message saying KVM support wasn't found and to disable it - which I did. But I can't get any of these Home Assistant VM installations to work.
My host machine is an Intel NUC (Shuttle xs36V). I looked into the BIOS and can find no mention of KVM so assume it's just too old or basic. Proxmox installed fine and appears happy.
So, my nubee question is, in the absence of KVM support in the hardware, should Proxmox emulate it or am I flogging a dead horse with my present hardware?
