Hi,
I'm new to Proxmox. At the moment I'm trying to import a commercial KVM VM, which comes as a qcow2 disk. Following the instructions this all seems to go ok. The VM itself is a modified CentOS 6.3 by that vendor (Imperva).
The commands I used to built the VM are:
qm create 100 --bootdisk scsi
qm importdisk 100 image.qcow2 local-lvm
I'm running on a AMD Ryzen 7 3700X processor
The VM boots and ends up in Grub, here is where I get the error:
KASLR disabled: 'nokaslr' on cmdline
If I let it timeout I end op in dracut. From the googling I did, KASLR is some kind of virtualisation security feature. I'm reading up on it atm, but thought it wouldn't be a bad idea to post here, perhaps someone has come across it already (altough I searched the forum).
Thanks for reading
I'm new to Proxmox. At the moment I'm trying to import a commercial KVM VM, which comes as a qcow2 disk. Following the instructions this all seems to go ok. The VM itself is a modified CentOS 6.3 by that vendor (Imperva).
The commands I used to built the VM are:
qm create 100 --bootdisk scsi
qm importdisk 100 image.qcow2 local-lvm
I'm running on a AMD Ryzen 7 3700X processor
The VM boots and ends up in Grub, here is where I get the error:
KASLR disabled: 'nokaslr' on cmdline
If I let it timeout I end op in dracut. From the googling I did, KASLR is some kind of virtualisation security feature. I'm reading up on it atm, but thought it wouldn't be a bad idea to post here, perhaps someone has come across it already (altough I searched the forum).
Thanks for reading
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