I won’t write into detail here as it should come as something very simple if you plan to deploy VMs… If it worked for you, leave a comment!ĭownload all the relevant ISOs that you plan to deploy, obviously including XCP-ng installation ISO. This has not been tested with latest version of XCP-ng.
#Pfsense ntopng disk space install#
Turns out this is true for users trying to install via console serial ports, thinking that they could skip the keyboard and/or monitor =x This NUC is my 3rd or 4th deployment of XCP-ng, but the first deployment was hair plucking and I thought my hardware wasn’t supported, as it just showed the screen below, without any changes and you’re stuck there Get a USB keyboard and Monitor to work with the installation
Stick is used one-time to install XCP-ng.If you have some VMware background, we are not running the Hypervisor OS on these sticks.At least 16GB, try not to get overly large 64GB sticks.USB or Bluetooth/Peripheral Wireless, personally I will stick to wired USB just in case the Bluetooth/Peripheral Wireless Dongle provided is not supported on CentOS.XCP-ng Installation stuck for console serial port Windows is just a bag of problems Tips & Info for XCP-ng/Xenserver I don’t even want to bother typing out other problems.Third VM onwards deployed via VirtualBox seem to freeze out after a random amount of time.It happened to me once, but it was a small Library then… Say bye-bye to your Plex Library items if you’ve enabled Auto Empty Trash in the Settings, and (un)lucky enough like me, the blackout somehow overlaps with your Empty Trash schedule.Years later, still can’t automount Network Drives after a reboot (Malaysia house suffers from electrical blackouts).
#Pfsense ntopng disk space windows 10#
Next was because Plex Media Server didn’t support Linux GPU hardware transcoding thenįast forward 2 years, with more experience in Linux in general, its time to migrate away from WindowsĪlso getting frustrated with Windows 10 in general: NUC deployment was near to 3 years ago, being a Linux noob then (totally admitting this 😜), I wouldn’t think of touching a hypervisor. This post is not a tutorial, but a tip/hints/info consolidation post for anyone interested in migrating or deploying a new hypervisor Why not XCP-ng from the beginning? Timing
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