🐛 [BUG] - Can't boot from ProxMox

[FrederikSchack]

Description

I've tried to follow various suggestions I found online, regarding installing Bliss OS on PC/VM on ProxMox, for example: https://docs.blissos.org/installation/install-in-a-virtual-machine/install-in-qemu/

I've tried various combinations of settings, but I can't seem to hit a combination that works. In Debug it goes into a loop.

Reproduction steps

I've tried many different combinations, the latest was:

1. Create New VM
2. Name it BlissOS
3. Select the BlissOS ISO 15.8.6
4. Choose Linux Kernel 2.4
5. Choose Standard VGA
6. Choose q35 (machine)
7. Choose OVMF (BIOS)
8. Select EFI Storage
9. Allocate 20GB disk on local-vm
10. Allocate 4 CPU cores (QEMU64)
11. Allocate 4096 MB RAM
12. Select standard Bridge network VMBR0
13. Finish 
14. Start machine with No VNC
15. Install 
16. Select HDD (format with ext4)
17. Select GRUB2 EFI
18. Reboot after installation

Screenshots

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Logs

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Category

Bootup

OS Version

15.x

[Quackdoc]

does proxmox expose egl-headless yet? If so make sure to add that, if not you will need software rendering. to make sure you are running in software rendering mode, in boot menu scroll down to advanced > VM > then choose vbox or vmware option

[darkworks]

same issue cant boot from proxmox , please test the installation on proxmox .

thanks

[Jinnrry]

Same issue can't boot from proxmox .

If I use UEFI BIOS, I will see "Verification failed: (0x1A) Security Violation", and I can't enter the installation screen.

If I use a non-UEFI BIOS, I can successfully enter the installation screen. I followed the instructions in the article "https://docs.blissos.org/installation/install-from-bootable-usb/" to install OS. I was only able to boot the system at the completion of the installation with the "Run BilssOS" option ("Reboot" option also can't boot) , but after rebooting I was unable to get into the system again.

This is my VM settings:

[suhailkaleem]

were you able to install blissos on proxmox ?

[Jinnrry]

https://www.jinnrry.com/2024/04/23/android_by_pve/

After spending almost a week researching, I finally successfully installed blissos to pve, and I've documented the whole process for those who need it.

[by-justin]

jinnrry.com/2024/04/23/android_by_pve

After spending almost a week researching, I finally successfully installed blissos to pve, and I've documented the whole process for those who need it.

Thanks for the detailed work through. Btw have you tried using scrcpy for remote controlling your virtual android machine?

[tefod-zz]

https://www.jinnrry.com/2024/04/23/android_by_pve/

After spending almost a week researching, I finally successfully installed blissos to pve, and I've documented the whole process for those who need it.

This was also my plan—to run BlissOS over Proxmox with GPU passthrough, using my home lab server as an HTPC. It was a pain, but the GPU passthrough finally worked, with pretty good performance, in my opinion. However, I gave up after I couldn't get the sound to run over HDMI.

[darkworks]

i wish we could run Bliss OS without GPU bypass as on my server there is only one GPU and its used by another machine . so i wish we could run it without GPU

[ForDefault]

i wish we could run Bliss OS without GPU bypass as on my server there is only one GPU and its used by another machine . so i wish we could run it without GPU

I do not use a GPU

Run without EFI disk and for some reason the error stops.

More details: I partitioned following this guide from benheater. //edit: After completion of partition guide, I obviously change the boot order from ISO after install but I left the ISO in case I ever need it.

//The following is much easier if you use spice to do all of this

When I get to the UEFI shell I find the FS0 (in the last picture my arrows point to, yours may be different) I type "fs0:" enter //for automating this edit startup.nsh enter //then type FS0:\EFI\BlissOS\grubx64.efi Now press F2 Now press F3 //good you have now automated this next cd EFI enter cd BlissOS //which is naming from the partition guide enter type grubx64.efi enter (it will still start in the uefi shell but in 5 seconds the startup.nsh launches which will boot into the BlissOS) The above image: I did bootx64.efi but I have since learned it is suppose to "grubx64.efi" I am not sure if it really matters but boots either way.

Then I go into the

Then into

Congrats.