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# Proxmox-Port Kernel Note
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ARM has different processors, and different vendors have different bios.
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Therefore, some machines, such as Kunpeng, do not support kernel boot in earlier versions, and we cannot obtain kernel source code from vendors.
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Therefore, openeuler 6.6 is used as the primary kernel and openeuler 5.10 is integrated as the secondary kernel.
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Of course, we also integrated 6.1's mainline kernel.
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If some manufacturers are willing to provide kernels, we may integrate their kernels.
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So the Port version of Proxmox VE has multiple kernels,you will need to choose the right kernel for your machine at startup.
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## Kernel List
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LoongArch:
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- Linux 6.12.x Lts
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Arm64:
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- Linux 6.1.x LTS
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- Linux 5.10.0-openeuler
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## Which kernel will be installed ?
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All kernel will be installed as .deb file !
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## Methods for Booting from the Desired Kernel
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1. Install Proxmox VE
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When you enter the startup page, select the corresponding kenrel entry
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2. Proxmox VE is installed
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- First boot:
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select the kernel entry on grub page
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- Pin kernel
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exec `proxmox-boot-kernel pin `uname -r`` on proxmox host ,This command pin the current kernel as the boot kernel and is not affected by the upgrade.
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