Just a note about how getting the serial connector working in Proxmox so you can see what happens.
You will get all the informations on your screen while its booting, and you will get the prompt at the end of the process
First of all you have to connect to Proxmox via SSH
ssh root@proxmox.local
You need to know the id/number of your VM running Xpenology, you see that in proxmox main web interface in my case it was 109
then add a virtual serial port to the VM
qm set 109 -serial0 socket
Now you can connect to the serial port of the VM
qm terminal 109
That's it (if you don't see anything on screen just press the space bar twice )
To quit the QM-Terminal press :
ctrl+o
If you login to your vm using that serial connector, it will looks pretty ugly, you can't see what you're really typing, so a simple fix, just type in the prompt one of these 2 commands
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Posted · Edited by anthon
Hi guys
Just a note about how getting the serial connector working in Proxmox so you can see what happens.
You will get all the informations on your screen while its booting, and you will get the prompt at the end of the process
First of all you have to connect to Proxmox via SSH
ssh root@proxmox.local
You need to know the id/number of your VM running Xpenology, you see that in proxmox main web interface in my case it was 109
then add a virtual serial port to the VM
qm set 109 -serial0 socket
Now you can connect to the serial port of the VM
qm terminal 109
That's it (if you don't see anything on screen just press the space bar twice )
To quit the QM-Terminal press :
ctrl+o
If you login to your vm using that serial connector, it will looks pretty ugly, you can't see what you're really typing, so a simple fix, just type in the prompt one of these 2 commands
sh
bash
now you'll have a clean shell
source
PS : I did this a while back, i dunno if you need to reboot the VM to get the serial port working