Installation with the ISO 7.3-1 fails

[rodo2023]

Hi,
I have an ASRock Industrial NUC BOX-1240P and the installation with the ISO 7.3-1 fails.
I suspect a problem with driver.
It is possible to use pve-kernel-6.1 or 5.19 during the installation?

 

[Zerstoiber]

It would be helpful if you could post the error message.

Wild guess: Do you have UEFI Secure Boot enabled? -> https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/does-pve-host-support-secure-boot.99728/

 

[rodo2023]

There is no error message.
The last message is: waiting for /dev to be fully populated... than black.

 

[oek]

Hi,
I also switched to the Asrock NUC Box-1240p and had the same issue: with ISO 7.3.1 or 7.2. I run into a black screen.
My solution: Install Proxmox over Debian 11 Bullseye as described here
Btw: performance of the NUC-Box ist outstanding, even with CPU governor on powersafe

 

[JOSH7]

Hi,
I also switched to the Asrock NUC Box-1240p and had the same issue: with ISO 7.3.1 or 7.2. I run into a black screen.
My solution: Install Proxmox over Debian 11 Bullseye as described here
Btw: performance of the NUC-Box ist outstanding, even with CPU governor on powersafe

Thanks for sharing this information. I am also thinking of getting the Asrock NUC Box-1240p as a proxmox machine. Have you measured the idle power consumption?

 

[oek]

Thanks for sharing this information. I am also thinking of getting the Asrock NUC Box-1240p as a proxmox machine. Have you measured the idle power consumption?

Not in detail.
But if I can trust on the analysis of my Cyberpower USV, it seems on 10-15% load (idle ) equal to the N6000 before which is impressive.
My USV shows 37W load with the Asrock + active UBS-Hub (Homematic, Conbee II, large USB-Drive für Backup, BT-Dongle), Fritz!Box 7590 (only telephone, WLAN off), Zyxel GS1210-12, POE 4xPassive Switch powering a sip phone and a Unifi UDM 6 Pro. That's pretty fine for me.

 

[JOSH7]

That sounds really good. Did you install kernel 6.1? This kernel should support the i5 1240p and its efficiency cores even better. (Link to Kernel 6.1)

 

[oek]

That sounds really good. Did you install kernel 6.1? This kernel should support the i5 1240p and its efficiency cores even better. (Link to Kernel 6.1)

Yes: I didn't even try the 5.15/5.19 after I saw the hint (opt-in for 6.1).