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Sankofa/scripts/run-vm-100-verification-remote.sh
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#!/bin/bash
# Helper script to run VM 100 verification on Proxmox node
# This script provides the commands to copy to Proxmox SSH session
echo "=========================================="
echo "VM 100 Verification Script"
echo "=========================================="
echo ""
echo "Option 1: Copy script to Proxmox and run"
echo "----------------------------------------"
echo "From your local machine:"
echo " scp scripts/complete-vm-100-verification.sh root@PROXMOX_HOST:/tmp/"
echo " ssh root@PROXMOX_HOST 'bash /tmp/complete-vm-100-verification.sh'"
echo ""
echo "Option 2: Run via heredoc (copy entire block)"
echo "----------------------------------------"
echo "Copy and paste this into your Proxmox SSH session:"
echo ""
echo "bash << 'SCRIPT_EOF'"
cat "$(dirname "$0")/complete-vm-100-verification.sh"
echo "SCRIPT_EOF"
echo ""
echo "Option 3: Direct commands (quick check)"
echo "----------------------------------------"
echo "VMID=100"
echo "qm status \$VMID"
echo "qm config \$VMID | grep -E 'agent:|boot:|scsi0:|ide2:|net0:'"
echo "qm start \$VMID"
echo "watch -n 2 'qm status \$VMID'"