– The DISK can also be extended (it depends on enabling Linux LVM that we’ll see a bit later in this post).

– CPU and memory can be changed after created and installed the Linux, so no problem. Name the virtual machine, and select de OS family (Linux) and version (debian GNU/Linux 9 (64-bit)). Select the “Create a new virtual machine” option In “Virtual Machines” section, click “Create / Register VM”. Lets start with virtual machine creation process. (The pictures are only showing a single create datastore because I create the RAID array and the datastore based on it after creating the virtual machine)Ĭreate f.e. I recommend using the SSD drive based datastore Select the datastore in which you want to upload it, and click no “Datastore Browser” option. Once downloaded, lets upload the file to the datastore. Specifically, I used the amd64 architecture iso, which at the moment of publishing this post is: Upload ISO to datastore We started by downloading the ISO image from the Debian website: The images are from a little while ago but the installation will be exactly the same. 4.1 Basic settings (location and passwords).

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