Hello All,
I often found solutions for my 'proxmox' problems in searching this forum and perhaps doing some googling. But now I didn't find a suitable solution for my current problem.
I wanted to test openwrt as a virtual machine by starting an x86 image I downloaded from the openwrt download site. The first step should be to import the image into the proxmox filesystem. So I thought that 'qm importdisk <vmid> <source> <storage> [OPTIONS]' would be the command that will do the job.
Then I found out, that this command isn't known on my ProxmoxVE Node.... ?
And I searched the wiki for other command line tools and tested ....
# for prog in qm vzps pvectl vzctl vztop vzlist user_beancounters vzdump vzrestore qmrestore pvecm
> do
> which $prog
> done
/usr/bin/vzdump
/usr/bin/pvecm
which shows me, that the commands 'qm, vzps, pvectl, vzctl, vztop, vzlist, user_beancounters, vzrestore and qmrestore' are missing! ???
My guess was to install qemu-utils where I expected those tools to find, but this would have the consequence of uninstalling my proxmox environment...
Now I need help to figure out, how I can get this tools back to my node. I basically installed Proxmox VE 5.X on an existing Debian Stretch, because I wanted to configure my harddisks as raid1 pairs. Later I updated to Proxmox 6.X and Debian Buster with no problem following the instructions in the wiki.
I didn't know, where I lost this tools. Can someone give a hint on solving my problem, please?
regards
Thomas
I often found solutions for my 'proxmox' problems in searching this forum and perhaps doing some googling. But now I didn't find a suitable solution for my current problem.
I wanted to test openwrt as a virtual machine by starting an x86 image I downloaded from the openwrt download site. The first step should be to import the image into the proxmox filesystem. So I thought that 'qm importdisk <vmid> <source> <storage> [OPTIONS]' would be the command that will do the job.
Then I found out, that this command isn't known on my ProxmoxVE Node.... ?
And I searched the wiki for other command line tools and tested ....
# for prog in qm vzps pvectl vzctl vztop vzlist user_beancounters vzdump vzrestore qmrestore pvecm
> do
> which $prog
> done
/usr/bin/vzdump
/usr/bin/pvecm
which shows me, that the commands 'qm, vzps, pvectl, vzctl, vztop, vzlist, user_beancounters, vzrestore and qmrestore' are missing! ???
My guess was to install qemu-utils where I expected those tools to find, but this would have the consequence of uninstalling my proxmox environment...
Now I need help to figure out, how I can get this tools back to my node. I basically installed Proxmox VE 5.X on an existing Debian Stretch, because I wanted to configure my harddisks as raid1 pairs. Later I updated to Proxmox 6.X and Debian Buster with no problem following the instructions in the wiki.
I didn't know, where I lost this tools. Can someone give a hint on solving my problem, please?
regards
Thomas