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=Start the installation, new boot options= | =Start the installation, new boot options= | ||
*The installer supports | *The installer now supports partitions greater 2 TB | ||
*Default partitioning uses still ext3, if you want ext4 just type 'linux ext4' on the boot prompt | *Default partitioning uses still ext3, if you want ext4 just type 'linux ext4' on the boot prompt | ||
*To define the amount of space the root partition uses use 'maxroot=25' where 25 is in GB. | |||
*To define the amount of swap space at install time use 'swapsize=8' where 8 is in GB. | |||
*Example, 'linux ext4 maxroot=25 swapsize=8' | |||
*follow the instructions as always | *follow the instructions as always | ||
Revision as of 18:59, 12 July 2012
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Note: Article about Proxmox VE 2.0 |
Introduction
This is a quick install guide for Proxmox VE 2.0. (For the upgrading 1.9 to 2.0, see Upgrade_from_1.9_to_2.0.)
Additionally, we provide a howto for Install Proxmox VE on Debian Squeeze
Get the ISO
Download the ISO image and move it to a USB media, see Install from USB Stick. Or just burn a CD.
Start the installation, new boot options
- The installer now supports partitions greater 2 TB
- Default partitioning uses still ext3, if you want ext4 just type 'linux ext4' on the boot prompt
- To define the amount of space the root partition uses use 'maxroot=25' where 25 is in GB.
- To define the amount of swap space at install time use 'swapsize=8' where 8 is in GB.
- Example, 'linux ext4 maxroot=25 swapsize=8'
- follow the instructions as always
For any issue, please use the Proxmox VE 2.0 beta forum.
Web-based Management
Central_Web-based_Management_2.0