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Support for UEFI boot on proxmox iso builder #38
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HI Packer Team, Do you have any update on it? |
It seems, according to the documentation here, that there is already support for that. It is possible to choose OVMF and set the location of the dicks for UEFI through the |
Very Strange and Weird at same time Looks like packer docs page has a behaviour when you uses Firefox, and another behaviour using chrome. Please, check the images below, during the test i used: The url: https://www.packer.io/docs/builders/proxmox/iso instead to use the url shared by you, because of that I found that issue. Using Firefox, the bios option is not visible. However, opening the same page with chrome, the information is there. @meaty-popsicle, I m using firefox and because of that, I didn t see the information related to bios. |
@leandroscardua It also seems that despite variables being in the documentation it is not recognized by packer and crash the build . Created issue #50 where you can check the manifest and crash log. Seems that it can be related to PR #18 submitter having issues with signing the CLA. |
Thank you @meaty-popsicle Feel free to close this issues as we have on PR and another issue related to it. Best Regards |
This issue was originally opened by @godambrosio in hashicorp/packer#11295 and has been migrated to this repository. The original issue description is below.
Description
It will be good to have the option to select the boot type for the created vm.
The possible values are: OVMF (UEFI) and SeaBIOS.
Use Case(s)
I want to deploy a Windows vm that needs to have the same configuration as the production for validation propose and the unattended file to install it needs a UEFI bios type.
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