Need Debian Installed
I rented a server from Nocix to install Proxmox on. For some reason they do not include Debian in their auto-installer list and when I contacted support, they told me I have to use what's in the list. Centos, Ubuntu, Sysrcd, and Grml. I read it may be possible with Grml. I'll pay if someone can get it installed.

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Running Proxmox on a C2D/C2Q isn't going to do a lot for you. I'd personally install the latest Ubuntu and just use KVM. I don't remember if they do MAC address filtering, but I seem to recall needing to forward all packets through the bridge's actual NIC for it to work.
You can easily install QEMU, set drive to /dev/sda, load netboot, install, and configure network, then pray for it to work. I wrote a mini-howto to do this with OpenBSD back in 2016 on the other forum; it can be easily adapted at will. I don't suggest moving forward with your current plan, because those machines are very weaksauce.
And I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords.
I got the I3-3220 rather than those old AMD's. That's better than the Kimsufi line I have ran Proxmox on.
Not all that bad. Still, WSI ~= NOCIX. You're not going to have fun if this doesn't work because you can only netboot crappy old GRML/sysrcd. I did that a few times, but I wouldn't waste the few bucks saved to ever do that with anything remotely considered production. Good luck with your task!
And I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords.
It’s for personal use. I wouldn’t attempt it on anything production. Thanks for suggesting QEMU, I’m going to give it a try.
Hi, Xenos,
Have you install Debian success?
Maybe you can remote install debian as this: https://github.com/fincham/kexec-remote-debian-install
If you have no time to tring, I would like to have a try.
Thank you.