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{{note|Proxmox recommends using SCSI with ''VirtIO SCSI single'' as ''SCSI Controller Type'' for VM disks, to have the most features and best performa To switch an existing Windows installation to use the VirtIO-SCSI drivers and boot from them, it needs to see a disk requiring the driver before. This can be

...' instead.<br />Alternatively do the following:<br />Either by escaping to boot prompt and run: **** boot

...t of systems support iSCSI but they don't really support iSCSI install and boot (only VMWare supports that). However, you can making this work on some Linu * Your diskless server must support iSCSI boot (if not, you can use iPXE for that)

* ''Virtio-SCSI'' controller configured on guest. * Guest scsi* disks with the ''discard'' option enabled

alias a0 scsi-36848f690e856b10018cdf39854055206 alias b0 scsi-36848f690e856b10018cdf3ce573fdeb6

* Boot the XP VM and verify that Internet access works. * Boot into the XP VM.

# create a new VM with VirtIO SCSI controller qm create 9000 --memory 2048 --net0 virtio,bridge=vmbr0 --scsihw virtio-scsi-pci

Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System

<span id="using-a-proxmox-project-with-secure-boot"></span> = Using a Proxmox Project with Secure Boot =

...100Mbit LAN. VM started and worked as expected, after recognizing at first boot the new IDE controllers. ...s using '''ntfsclone''' with '''ncat'''. First, create the actual VM, and boot it with the System Rescue CD. Partition it to match the partition structur

* Now, boot the physical host with Clonezilla, go for the beginner mode and select devi ...enough IDE disk assigned (add 1 GB extra to be on the safe side) and also boot this KVM guest with the Clonezilla live CD and execute a shell.

It is important to start all required iSCSI connections at boot time. You can do this by # /etc/modules: kernel modules to load at boot time.

...SCSI controller set to ''VirtIO SCSI single'' to use the efficient VirtIO-SCSI driver that also allows IO threads. For this to work, the guest needs to su ...ional steps] are necessary for Windows to switch the (boot) disk to VirtIO SCSI.

as they are not supported by ZFS. Use IDE or SCSI instead (also works with the virtio SCSI controller type).

boot: [[legacy=]&lt;[acdn]{1,4}&gt;] [,order=&lt;device[;device...]&gt;] Specify guest boot order. Use the order= sub-property as usage with no key or legacy= is depre

SCSI, IDE and SATA controllers, serial ports (the complete list can be seen in a paravirtualized SCSI controller, etc &#8230;

...ain). Also "off" could be used but this will require human intervention to boot the node again. yum -y install scsi-target-utils

SCSI, IDE and SATA controllers, serial ports (the complete list can be seen in a paravirtualized SCSI controller, etc &#8230;

** Fix an issue where guest IO on a VirtIO block or VirtIO SCSI disk with IO thread could get stuck on backup, storage move or hotplug. ...4957 issue 4957]). Fix a regression that temporarily prevented creation of SCSI Cloud-init disks ([https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=5363 issue