Thanks in advance for any help - a few hours of searching in and no luck so far...
I'm migrating my home lab from VmWare to Proxmox. I have a single PVE node set up and working (7.1-8) and have successfully migrated linux vms with no problems. I have a Win10 VM which I have migrated using the instructions here but I'm not able to get it to boot.
Using msinfo32.exe I can see that the Win10 vm is using Legacy Bios
I have removed all snapshots
I have removed VM guest tools
I've exported a template successfully
I've imported and created a new vm using the qm importovf command
I've tried using both uefi and SeaBIOS
Using UEFI - the machine drops to the EFI shell
-- Ive tried adding an EFI disk as was recommended by several posts to store system settings but this produced no change in behaviour
Using SeaBIOS I get a pale blue windows logo (is this the M$ boot loader?) which eventually fails with a "no bootable media" message. I can access various Windows troubleshooting tools with no success to date.
Many thanks for any guidance on next steps.
Here's the current 203.conf file:
I'm migrating my home lab from VmWare to Proxmox. I have a single PVE node set up and working (7.1-8) and have successfully migrated linux vms with no problems. I have a Win10 VM which I have migrated using the instructions here but I'm not able to get it to boot.
Using msinfo32.exe I can see that the Win10 vm is using Legacy Bios
I have removed all snapshots
I have removed VM guest tools
I've exported a template successfully
I've imported and created a new vm using the qm importovf command
I've tried using both uefi and SeaBIOS
Using UEFI - the machine drops to the EFI shell
-- Ive tried adding an EFI disk as was recommended by several posts to store system settings but this produced no change in behaviour
Using SeaBIOS I get a pale blue windows logo (is this the M$ boot loader?) which eventually fails with a "no bootable media" message. I can access various Windows troubleshooting tools with no success to date.
Many thanks for any guidance on next steps.
Here's the current 203.conf file:
Code:
bios: ovmf
cores: 4
efidisk0: pvestore:203/vm-203-disk-3.qcow2,efitype=4m,pre-enrolled-keys=1,size=528K
memory: 8192
name: Veeam1
sata0: pvestore:203/vm-203-disk-0.raw
sata1: pvestore:203/vm-203-disk-1.raw
smbios1: uuid=db0be929-3a5d-42a3-971c-3f6fea5301a1
vmgenid: b9f66b43-40e3-4e87-a0a1-3f8e10c44b2a
Don't forget to add an EFI disk, with pre-enrolled keys.