I'll get that one looked into. Somehow, people just don't seem to get it - if you want something free, that needs work from other people, unless there's a way to pay for it, it ain't happening. It is normal to want to put food on the table, and to have nice vacations, and buy a house, and put your kids through college. This means the people doing this need to focus on what they need to do, to make it happen.
Yes, they do and thank you for reading the whole thread
If you want to use this ISO, you must also enable UEFI which you'll need this - https://github.com/worproject/rpi5-uefi. While it is feasible but it also has its downside (at least for now). For example, the built-in ethernet will not work and you must supply an external ethernet via USB.
While an anecdote doesn't data make, we're using PVE on production nodes (with paid subscriptions), but are running a kvm/qemu/libvirt solution wth a lot of manual config/control for the Ampere side of things. I'd love to bring the ARM parts of our environment under the PVE umbrella (with paid subscriptions of course), but can't until it's officially supported. With Ampere and other ARM servers growing in popularity, it seems like there's likely an actual market there beyond hobbyist and homelabs.
