My configuration may change, but for now it's 1) 240GB SSD and 1) 1TB SSD.
I've installed Proxmox 6.1 three times.
I was about to try Hyper-V2019 then I ran across a series of post that indicated that you can't run Docker for Windows on the core Hyper-V, you must have Windows Server to do that.
How do ensure Proxmox installs on the 240GB which I may install the second one for a RAID 0 and use that to hold the base OS and the VM's? I wanted to use the 1TB in-case I need the space for the WHS 2011 image.
Just a second ago I found on Serve The Home that you have to disable the enterprise reps because if you aren't paying for services it won't work with the regular apt get update/upgrade commands.
I spend the last 12 hours messing with this.
I've installed Proxmox 6.1 three times.
- I installed it without it being connected to the network, then I couldn't log-into the Web UI, nuked that as I couldn't figure out how to reset the network settings.
- Following along with a video on YouTube, I made a mistake and then check the box when created a directory. I searched online to find a solution; tried one, didn't work a 10.0.0.0.1 s I couldn't create a directory to upload the iso's too. Nuked that one.
- I formatted the drive but I don't know what happen, it targeted the larger 1TB drive to install Proxmox this time. It won't let me create a directory at all.
I was about to try Hyper-V2019 then I ran across a series of post that indicated that you can't run Docker for Windows on the core Hyper-V, you must have Windows Server to do that.
How do ensure Proxmox installs on the 240GB which I may install the second one for a RAID 0 and use that to hold the base OS and the VM's? I wanted to use the 1TB in-case I need the space for the WHS 2011 image.
Just a second ago I found on Serve The Home that you have to disable the enterprise reps because if you aren't paying for services it won't work with the regular apt get update/upgrade commands.
I spend the last 12 hours messing with this.
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