Hello All!

any one tryed it ?

after servial hours here i give up adding a vm to it :/

so i just put gentoo on it, on my new asus pn50 :)


Regards Benny

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Good ${greeting_time}, Benny!

01 Sep 2021 19:07:28, you wrote to All:

any one tryed it ?

PoS.

after servial hours here i give up adding a vm to it :/
so i just put gentoo on it, on my new asus pn50 :)

My condolences...


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Hello Alexey!

02 Sep 2021 01:22, Alexey Vissarionov wrote to Benny Pedersen:

Good ${greeting_time}, Benny!

01 Sep 2021 19:07:28, you wrote to All:

any one tryed it ?

PoS.

+1

after servial hours here i give up adding a vm to it :/
so i just put gentoo on it, on my new asus pn50 :)

My condolences...

its also time to maybe take fidonet home where it belongs, eg not on expansive vms like linode.com :)

i can now safely make the husky ebuilds for github, if i get them stable i will maybe just add them to fido.junc.eu or change host, its work in progress now

i have the ryzen 7 done now with gentoo



Regards Benny

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Hello Benny.

01 Sep 21 19:07, you wrote to All:

Hello All!

any one tryed it ?

after servial hours here i give up adding a vm to it :/

so i just put gentoo on it, on my new asus pn50 :)

i have proxmox and it works very well. first setup needed only a
couple of hours for me.

Daniel

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Benny Pedersen wrote to All <=-

Hello All!

any one tryed it ?

after servial hours here i give up adding a vm to it :/

I'm running 6.4, about to migrate to 7.0. I'm loving it, and didn't find it that difficult, but I'm familiar with virtualization. I've played with
VMWare Workstation and VirtualBox for years, and bare metal virtualization with VMWare vCenter.

I was attracted to Proxmox because it was basically Debian under the hood
and would run on a wider array of hardware than ESXi. I'm running my
virtual farm on a Thinkpad with a broken screen. :)

There's quite a bit of info on YouTube about Proxmox, check out
NetworkChuck's channel for a couple of good videos - if you want to try your hand at it again.


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