Sievä tuo Prodesk G5 mini. Taas noita radiaalipuhaltimia... mikä noissa noita valmistajia niin kiehtoo?
Otin keväällä talteen jostain seuraavan ohjeen, missä proxmox pistetään Intel nuc 11 koneeseen:
(en ole tuota itse kokeillut, kun ei ole vielä sitä sopivaa konetta, ja proxmox:kin on muuten jo versiossa 7)
Guide to installing ProxMox on NUC11
I wanted to summarize my experience installing ProxMox 6.3 - 6.4 on my Tiger Canyon NUC11s and feedback from other users.
Currently (May 01, 2021), ProxMox requires updated drivers for the NICs and video to function properly and it makes its installation a bit tricky.
One prerequisite for installation: USB ethernet dongle, something simple and old should work fine, I used 1GbE Realtek one. You only need it for the installation and will remove once installed and configured to use internal NICs.
Here is the list of steps one may follow to get it installed:
- Download ProxMox 6.4 iso and write it to a flash drive. Rufus on Win10 works fine for that. I used "dd" mode as ProxMox recommends.
- Add a monitor and a keyboard to your NUC11.
- Connect Ethernet dongle to your DHCP enabled network. DO NOT connect any of NUCs built-in/addon NICs to the network yet
- Boot from the usb drive.
- Start ProxMox installation and wait till it fails and bounces you back to the console
- Press Alt + F3 to switch to TTY3 console
- Now, you need to generate new Xorg config and swap the driver it uses for the video by running Xorg -configure; mv /root/xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf; nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
- Change "modesetting" driver to "fbdev".
- Save the file, exit the editor.
- Type "exit" to logout from the TTY3
- Move to TTY1 (ALT + F1) and type "startx"
- Finish the installation process. At the end of the installation, you get another xorg error, which is save to ignore, just reboot your NUC.
- Once you're in the ProxMox add deb Index of /debian/pve/ buster pvetest to /etc/apt/sources.list, and remove PVE Enterprise repo, as it creates issue for non-licensed nodes: rm -v /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pve-enterprise.list
- Run apt update and then apt install pve-kernel-5.11
- Install ifupdown2 (helps in network config setup) apt install ifupdown2. This step is optional, it allow to apply network changes without rebooting ProxMox.
- Once installed, reboot and confirm you're running 5.11 kernel by running uname -a or check node summary page in the UI.
- At this point, you have a working ProxMox VE but you still need to move traffic to NUCs built-in/addon NICs and get rid of the dongle. So, connect NUC's primary NIC to your network now and go to the UI, Node -> System -> Network section.
- Edit vmbr0 bridge settings and swap bridge port from your usb dongle NIC (something en<MAC>) to enp88s0 (your primary onboard NIC), save and apply the changes, disconnect your ethernet dongle.
- Optionally, reboot the NUC again to confirm everything works fine.
Toivottavasti tästä on jollekulle iloa.
T -.-