Let’s Install Pimox – Proxmox v7 for the Raspberry Pi 4

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Things You Will Need
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– A microSD card at least 16 GB | |

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Download and Flash 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS
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01. Download the latest Debian for Raspberry Pi 4
02. Download Balena Etcher
03. Run Balena Etcher
04. Burn the Debian OS image to microSD card
05. Safely remove/eject the microSD card and insert it into the Raspberry Pi
06. Power on the Raspberry Pi

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Setting Up the OS
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01. After booting into Debian, login with the username root (there is no password by default)
02. Run the following commands in terminal
# set a root password
passwd
# enter and confirm the password
# update software repositories
apt update
# install available updates
apt upgrade -y
# install gnupg and curl
apt install gnupg curl -y
# download the pimox installation script
curl ≫ RPiOS64autoinstall.sh
# make the file executable
chmod +x RPiOS64autoinstall.sh
# edit the file
nano RPiOS64autoinstall.sh
03. Scroll down and set the following variables for your environment
HOSTNAME=’pimox’
RPI_IP=’192.168.0.225′
GATEWAY=’192.168.0.27′
NETMASK=’/24′
04. Press CTRL+O, Enter, CTRL+X to write the changes
05. Continue with the following command
# run the install script
sh RPiOS64autoinstall.sh
06. Enter and confirm a root password
07. Wait while the script installs dependencies
08. The Raspberry Pi will reboot once the install script completes
09. Once to Pi boots back up, login with root and continue with the following command to finish incomplete installs and reboot once more
# finish installing proxmox
apt upgrade -y
# reboot
reboot now
10. After the second reboot Pimox should be fully installed
11. On another device, open a web browser and navigate to
12. Welcome to Proxmox running on the Raspberry Pi 4

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