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Proxmox VE Helper-Scripts (Community Edition)
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Turnkey Owncloud VM - stuck on partitioning #93

Closed mygitus closed 6 days ago

mygitus commented 1 week ago

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Hi! I am trying to install the Turnkey Owncloud VM using the default settings and choosing local-lvm for storage. I end up with a VM with a disc size of 692M (shown under the VM's "Hardware" in Proxmox). When starting the VM I get to the "Debian Installer Live". There I am asked too choose "Partitioning method". When I choose "Guided - use entire disk and set LVM", I get this error message: "Failed to partition the selected disk This probably happened because the selected disc or free space is too small to be automatically partitioned"

Thanks for the help and for many great scripts!

What settings are you currently utilizing?

Default Settings

Which Linux distribution are you employing?

Debian 12

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  1. Run the script: bash -c "$(wget -qLO - https://github.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVE/raw/main/vm/owncloud-vm.sh)"
  2. choose local-lvm for storage
  3. Start the VM
havardthom commented 1 week ago

The disk with size 692M is the bootdisk. You need to add another disk for storage to partition.

add-disk partition

havardthom commented 1 week ago

Can probably add a note about this in docs

mygitus commented 1 week ago

Yes of course... I should have understood that. I guess the info on the webpage (https://community-scripts.github.io/Proxmox/scripts?id=ownCloud), made me expect to see a 8GB disk created by the script.

Screenshot owncloud

Thanks!

havardthom commented 1 week ago

hm the script should actually set up a disk, reopening

Mellowlynx commented 1 week ago

hm the script should actually set up a disk, reopening

That's what I thought, so I did set the right label 😃