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--- userdoc:guest_vm_proxmox [2016/03/17 01:35] – abelbeck
+++ userdoc:guest_vm_proxmox [2018/09/29 15:02] (current) – mkeuter
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 ====== Proxmox VE ======
-!!Note: AstLinux 1.2.7 or later is required!!
+!!Note: AstLinux 1.2.7 or later is required (1.3.0 or later for 'VirtIO-SCSI')!!
 **VM Host Specifications:**  [[https://pve.proxmox.com/|Proxmox VE]]
 **AstLinux Board Type:**
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 **Configuration:**
+!!Note:!! These screenshots are from Proxmox version 4.1 (the WebGUI on newer versions looks slightly different!)
 Using an HTTPS web browser login into the Proxmox WebGUI, typically using port ''8006'', then upload the AstLinux Install ISO to your local storage...
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 {{:userdoc:guest_vm_proxmox-create-vm-cd-dvd.jpeg?nolink|CD/DVD}}
 "Next" change the Bus/Device: to SATA and set the Disk size to 4 or 8 GB:
+!!Tip ->!! Since AstLinux 1.3.0 'SCSI' should be used as Bus and 'VirtIO SCSI' as SCSI Controller (Proxmox default!)
 {{:userdoc:guest_vm_proxmox-create-vm-harddisk.jpeg?nolink|Hard Disk}}
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 "Next" change the CPU Cores: to 2:
-!!Tip ->!! To pass AES-NI support to the guest VM, select Type: [ host ] .  Though you may see ''kvm'' "unhandled rdmsr" messages on your Proxmox VE host's console, which can be safely ignored.
+!!Tip ->!! To pass AES-NI support to the guest VM, select Type: [ host ] instead of the default.  Though you may see ''kvm'' "unhandled rdmsr" messages on your Proxmox VE host's console, which can be safely ignored.
 {{:userdoc:guest_vm_proxmox-create-vm-cpu.jpeg?nolink|CPU}}