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<tobhe[m]> <esz> "Do you think reusing their build..." <- maybe, we can also copy packaged between ppas if we need to
<tobhe[m]> generally speaking I think we should be pragmatic and get something working first and then we can always clean up later
<tobhe[m]> <kaazoo> "I installed libkrunfw, libkrun..." <- luckily in Ubuntu we can just bundle dependencies, that makes rust packaging a lot easiet
<tobhe[m]> * luckily in Ubuntu we can just bundle dependencies, that makes rust packaging a lot easier
<coffeejack[m]> Anyone try KVM with asahi or have a guide for it? Managed w proxmox ?
<tobhe[m]> i normally use lxd vms but it should work just like on any other platform with proxmox
<coffeejack[m]> I was aiming for type 1 not type 2
<coffeejack[m]> Trying to get a bit more performance and possibly use in production
<coffeejack[m]> Otherwise I’d just use UTM (qemu)
<tobhe[m]> lxd using kvm under the hood i meant
<tobhe[m]> I'd expect proxmox to just work too
<coffeejack[m]> Any guide you suggest or GH repo/gist for that @tobhe?
<coffeejack[m]> That’s an interesting approach
<tobhe[m]> and since then lxd also added a nice web UI https://documentation.ubuntu.com/lxd/en/latest/howto/access_ui/
<coffeejack[m]> How did you setup kvm / type 1 support tobhe
<tobhe[m]> I don't think you need any additional setup
<coffeejack[m]> Have you done any setups with LUKS2 yet tobhe e.g. https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/issues/81
<coffeejack[m]> I’m guessing this would work but not sure if you knew something newer https://davidalger.com/posts/fedora-asahi-remix-on-apple-silicon-with-luks-encryption/
<coffeejack[m]> Basically I’m looking at racking up 2-6 M1 mini pros in a half cab
<coffeejack[m]> Libreboot/coreboot stuff is a configuration nightmare
<tobhe[m]> yeah unfortunately there isn't an easier way to set up disk encryption yet
<coffeejack[m]> And all the devices supported that have Intel ME disabled are trash
<coffeejack[m]> And all super micro servers are equally time intensive
<coffeejack[m]> Base M2 no bueno