Failing to boot Home Assistant qcow2 image disk - UEFI Access Denied

[macamba]

How does importing an existing QCOW disk work?
I created a VM, stored the QCOW home assisant disk on storage, and then manual renamed it to the disk name as created by the VM.
Or is there a fancier option which just allows you to select the disk via the Proxmox webgui?

Disabling 'Secure Boot' does not get my Home Assistant to work btw?

 

[Zedthou]

How does importing an existing QCOW disk work?
I created a VM, stored the QCOW home assisant disk on storage, and then manual renamed it to the disk name as created by the VM.
Or is there a fancier option which just allows you to select the disk via the Proxmox webgui?

Disabling 'Secure Boot' does not get my Home Assistant to work btw?

I used this as a guide :
https://mangolassi.it/topic/21751/import-a-qcow2-into-proxmox

Worked for me once I changed from Seabios to UEFI bios.

 

[Malvada]

maybe it does not boot with secure boot on? try either unchecking the 'pre-enrolled keys' checkbox, or deactivate secure boot in ovmf

This solved my issue, great advice!

 

[Ergonomist]

Disabling Secure boot fixed my problem. I should have updated my post earlier, sorry.



Not in your host machine, but in the Proxmox VM. When you see the Proxmox logo when booting a VM, hit escape and then go to Device Manager -> Secure Boot Configuration then disable Attempt Secure Boot.

Created an account just to thank you for this -- most appreciated! )

 

[brainkingsoldier]

Disabling Secure boot fixed my problem. I should have updated my post earlier, sorry.



Not in your host machine, but in the Proxmox VM. When you see the Proxmox logo when booting a VM, hit escape and then go to Device Manager -> Secure Boot Configuration then disable Attempt Secure Boot.

wow, you saved me from jumping off the window thanks

 

[ivanmartinez_boerne]

Hi,
On option of the VM go to boot order
enable the disk and drag to the top
And start the vm again, that works for me

 

[jamesharr]

TY; this was my issue as well

Disabling Secure boot fixed my problem. I should have updated my post earlier, sorry.



Not in your host machine, but in the Proxmox VM. When you see the Proxmox logo when booting a VM, hit escape and then go to Device Manager -> Secure Boot Configuration then disable Attempt Secure Boot.