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installation_von_loxberry:die_installation_von_loxberry:proxmox [2024/01/01 18:54] – Michael Schlenstedtinstallation_von_loxberry:die_installation_von_loxberry:proxmox [2024/11/04 13:10] (aktuell) – Bei der Loxberry Installation wird die Bookworm Version gefordert, daher habe ich die Informationen von Bullseye nach Bookworm geändert. Heiko Ofer
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   - Select the Proxmox node, then click the **Shell** button at the top right corner. Alternatively connect via SSH to the Proxmox server, using the same login credentials you used for the Proxmox web interface.   - Select the Proxmox node, then click the **Shell** button at the top right corner. Alternatively connect via SSH to the Proxmox server, using the same login credentials you used for the Proxmox web interface.
-  - In the console window, enter the following commands to download the DietPi image, extract it via ''p7zip'', import it as disk to your new VM (using the **VM ID** you chose during creation) and make it the boot drive.\\ //If not done yet, we recommend to upgrade all APT packages to the latest version.//<code bash>+  - In the console window, enter the following commands to download the DietPi image, extract it via ''xv'', import it as disk to your new VM (using the **VM ID** you chose during creation) and make it the boot drive.\\ //If not done yet, we recommend to upgrade all APT packages to the latest version.//<code bash>
 apt update apt update
 apt full-upgrade apt full-upgrade
-apt install p7zip +apt install xz-utils 
-curl -O https://dietpi.com/downloads/images/DietPi_Proxmox-x86_64-Bullseye.7z +curl -O https://dietpi.com/downloads/images/DietPi_Proxmox-x86_64-Bookworm.qcow2.xz 
-7zr x DietPi_Proxmox-x86_64-Bullseye.7z+xz -d DietPi_Proxmox-x86_64-Bookworm.qcow2.xz
 </code>Optionally verify the SHA256 hash of the downloaded file via:<code bash> </code>Optionally verify the SHA256 hash of the downloaded file via:<code bash>
-sha256sum -c < <(mawk '/SHA256/{print $2"  DietPi_Proxmox-x86_64-Bullseye.qcow2"}' hash.txt)+sha256sum -c < <(mawk '/SHA256/{print $2"  DietPi_Proxmox-x86_64-Bookworm.qcow2"}' hash.txt)
 </code>As next, the disk image is imported.\\ **Note**: Replace ''100'' below with the **VM ID** entered during VM creation.<code bash> </code>As next, the disk image is imported.\\ **Note**: Replace ''100'' below with the **VM ID** entered during VM creation.<code bash>
 ID=100 ID=100
-qm importdisk "$ID" DietPi_Proxmox-x86_64-Bullseye.qcow2 local-lvm+qm importdisk "$ID" DietPi_Proxmox-x86_64-Bookworm.qcow2 local-lvm
 qm set "$ID" --scsi0 "local-lvm:vm-$ID-disk-0" qm set "$ID" --scsi0 "local-lvm:vm-$ID-disk-0"
 qm set "$ID" --boot order=scsi0 qm set "$ID" --boot order=scsi0
 </code> </code>
   - Finally, you can remove the downloaded and extracted files and close the console:<code bash>   - Finally, you can remove the downloaded and extracted files and close the console:<code bash>
-rm DietPi_Proxmox-x86_64-Bullseye.* hash.txt README.md+rm DietPi_Proxmox-x86_64-Bookworm.* hash.txt README.md
 </code> </code>