Unable to run any VM on Pxvirt - BdsDxe error
Hi there,
unable to run any VM on Pxvirt 8.4.10 using raspberry pi5. I'm receiving following message: BdsDxe: failed to load Boot0001 "Uefi Qemu Qemu Harddisk"
Could you please advise how to resolve it? would like to run OMV and Homeassistant on it. Have SD and SSD 240GB additional storage attached to PXvirt.
I've tried all possible workarounds, nothing helps.
I Had luck with following hardware config:
CD/DVD Drive: scsi CPU: host BIOS: ovmf EFI Disk: hinzufügen BOOT ORDER: 1st cd, 2nd hdd
If that ist not working please Post yours.
Hey,
thanks for replying.
I've tried it all :) tried to use SD card only and SDD only, tried them together, one as boot disk and one for storage. Tried to add EFI disk while creating VM and also tried to add it after manually. Tried all possible boot orders, moved them around. Used Host and Max in the CPU section...secure boot disabled in bios mode, tried to add VirtIO RNG to VM....it just doesn't want to boot. Always receiving this error message. Also tried with .iso file (in case of OMV) and to download, to unpack file directly in Hypervisor shell and to assign efi disk to it manually after ( in case of homeassistant)....it just won't' boot :(
Losing hope, wanting to run OMV and home assistant simultaneously...
I followed following script: https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-proxmox/
Appreciate any ideas :)
Thanks
@Catsik40 You can boot HA-OS via the provided qcow Virt-Hard-Drive from the Home-Assistant Team.
- Create the VM without a Hard-Drive and CD-ROM
- Move to the VM Storage configuration folder: 'cd /var/lib/vz/images/[your VM ID]'
- Download the latest "haos_generic-aarch64-x.y.qcow2.xz" from https://github.com/home-assistant/operating-system/releases
- Unzip the compressed Virt-Hard-Drive -> 'unxz haos_generic-aarch64-x.y.qcow2.xz'
- Rename the Virt-Hard-Drive -> 'mv ./haos_generic-aarch64-x.y.qcow2 ./vm-[your VM ID]-disk-1.qcow2'
- Scan for unattached disc images -> 'qm rescan'
- Add unattached disc to your VM via GUI
- Add new SCSI disc to boot order
I hope this works for you ;-)