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[Info] Installation on Proxmox VE 8.0.4 as a VM #5
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Thanks for this! I did find that I needed a “double -“ before scsi like so |
Spot on, Thank you. Formatting in the comment changed -- to long –. I've just updated. |
Thank you very much for organizing this. May we repost your tutorial? |
Yes, more than welcome |
Shared this tutorial in our forum - https://icewhale.community/t/zimaos-open-beta-install-on-pve-guide/349 |
@silycr |
Very useful. The WebGUI port would be handy as well. Particularly for some of us that happen to forget which non-standard port we change it to last time we had to type the IP |
The default port 80 is hidden, but will be shown once other non-standard ports are used. |
I have it installed and running (on Proxmox). When I go the webUI it asks me to create an account. Every time I try to create one it just says "Fail". No idea why. Is there something specific I am supposed to enter? |
its actually a os problem Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 401 (Unauthorized)Understand this error
/v2/zimaos/connect/status:1
/v1/users/refresh:1
index-6f2f0d83.js:3 Unauthorized, logging out ... null
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Request URL: |
I also had the user registration Fail error mentioned by @jarno9981 and @steveof2620. |
any new guide on safe installation into proxmox? |
thank you so much, it works 😊👌 |
Hello! |
I understand that I need to install an agent for proxmox. |
[Info]
Notes for installation onto Proxmox VE 8.0.4 as a VM of the ZimaOS Beta as at v0.4.8.1
a. Either download directly to Proxmox
/var/lib.vz/images
and unzip .xzb. or like me, downloaded to PC, unzipped with 7zip and transferred ~4GB file with WinSCP.
-> Select ‘Do not use any media’
->Guest OS = Linux and 6.x – 2.6 Kernel
-> BIOS = OVMF (UEFI)
-> Add and select the EFI storage location
-> SCSI Controller = VirtIO SCSI Single
-> Choose an option here:
Delete the default disk, and only the OS will be installed later
Increment to scsi 1 and use disk as storage. OS will be on a separate disk later
$ qemu-img info /var/lib/vz/images/{FILENAME}.img
-> Replace
{FILENAME}
$ qm set {VM_ID} --scsi0 {LOCAL_STORAGE}:0,import-from=/var/lib/vz/images/{FILENAME}.img
-> Replace
{VM_ID}
and{FILENAME}
-> For example
$ qm set 999 --scsi0 local-zfs:0,import-from=/var/lib/vz/images/zimaos_zimacube-0.4.8.1.img
-> Select console, Start the VM and mash the esc key
-> Device Manager >> Secure Boot Configuration >> Attempt Secure Boot >> Enter (to disable)
-> Escape and exit
ZimaOS will now boot. It will not display the IP address in the console, so you’ll need to find that yourself or use the application linked in the original instructions.
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