Sometimes when booting a Linux ISO you get an error message come up that says You need to load the kernel first
To fix this, you just need to disable secure boot in your BIOS
I have this come up whenever I create a new Proxmox VM that uses UEFI so thought I'd document it in case I forget or if anybody else comes across this issue
The Arr stack refers to a group of apps like Sonarr, Radarr and Lidarr that automate downloading and managing TV shows, movies and music. They work together to find and organise your media without you having to lift a finger, making binge-watching a breeze! This guide includes the following services.
Below are the specs of the three servers in my Proxmox cluster. Completely overkill and a complete money pit but if you're here you probably love homelabbing too so it's ok! Proxmox-01 * Processor: Intel Core i5-13400 * Memory: 64GB DDR4-3200 - 2x 32GB Kingston FURY Beast * Storage:
* Copy HyperV VHDX files to Proxmox host. /root will do * Create your VM in Proxmox with no disks to start with * Next have qemu-img check the VHDX file for any corruption by running this command... qemu-img check -r all '/root/vmname-data.vhdx' * If all ok, import the disk
Instructions for installing Proxmox Backup Server (PBS) inside of an LXC container. This is a lightweight way to run PBS. Installation Create a Debian 12 LXC with a minimum of 2 cores and 2GB of RAM. For storage, I like to have the main filesystem on SSD then the storage