Problem with VM installation

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TheRocky

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Hi,

I've got a proxmox 8.0.4 and still have problem with VM configuration. I tried to configured VM to install open media vault and reached a problem with rebooting machine after installation. Same problem occured while I run VM with Debian 12 or Ubuntu. Do you have any idea about this problem? When I'm configuring Container machine everything works well...

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Hi TheRocky,

Welcome to the forums!

TheRocky said:
When I'm configuring Container machine everything works well...
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My first thought when starting to read your story, I wondered "Would a container not solve the problem?", which apparently you already tried.

Out of interest, what makes you prefer a VM over of a container?

To get help on the VM-problem, make it easy for others to help you: provide the VM config : use qm config 101, replace 101 with your VM id
 
wbk said:
Hi TheRocky,

Welcome to the forums!


My first thought when starting to read your story, I wondered "Would a container not solve the problem?", which apparently you already tried.

Out of interest, what makes you prefer a VM over of a container?

To get help on the VM-problem, make it easy for others to help you: provide the VM config : use qm config 101, replace 101 with your VM id
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Probably, containers should solve all of my problems, but I'm curious about VMs. I also wantt to install open media vault as VM from iso besides of do it as container.


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So first of all I don't see a problem. Your VM wants to boot from disk, which is fine for now. It is recommended that you unmount the ISO afterwards.

Maybe it's just taking a while for you to boot, how long have you been waiting?
 
I've already unmounted ISO and problem still exists. I can wait even 1hour and VM is on the same stage
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TheRocky said:
I've already unmounted ISO and problem still exists.
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Could you try removing the CD player?

I added a CD player once, without any media, and the BIOS would not offer me a boot option for the hard disk anymore: only 'default' (which did not boot), 'CD' and 'network'.

I don't know how to enter the (virtual) BIOS and change its settings, so I removed the CD player and had no trouble booting.
 
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