System Configuration

Manage firmware, CPU, SMBIOS, and trusted module devices exposed to this VPS.

Firmware & Machine

Select the chipset, firmware, and power-management features available to the guest.

@if($this->firmwareMachineSynced) Synced @else Unsynced @endif

Machine Type

Q35 offers PCIe and UEFI-friendly layout, while i440fx mirrors legacy Intel chipsets.

BIOS / Firmware

Choose SeaBIOS for legacy installs or OVMF for UEFI-capable operating systems.

SMBIOS Settings

Provide SMBIOS key/value pairs (comma separated) to expose to the guest.

Enable ACPI support

ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface) enables power management, device configuration, and graceful shutdown. Required for most modern operating systems.

Enable KVM virtualization

KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) uses hardware-assisted virtualization on the host CPU for improved performance. Disable only if you need software emulation compatibility.

CPU & Virtualization

Tune the virtual CPU model and host feature flags exposed to the guest OS.

@if($this->cpuVirtualizationSynced) Synced @else Unsynced @endif

CPU Type

KVM64 is the default for most guests.

CPU Flags

@foreach($flagOptions as $flag => $label) {{ $label }} @endforeach

Toggle one or more flags to enable those CPU capabilities for this VPS.

Warning: These flags may not be supported by all CPUs.

Some combinations may not be supported by all CPUs. Not all flags are compatible with each other. Please check the documentation for more information about the flags and their compatibility. This documentation is available at https://qemu-project.gitlab.io/qemu/system/qemu-cpu-models.html.

EFI Disks

UEFI guests require an EFI storage chip. Each entry maps to an efidisk slot.

@if($this->efiDisksSynced) Synced @else Unsynced @endif

@forelse($efiDisks as $slot => $definition)

@empty

No EFI disks attached

EFI disks store UEFI firmware variables and Secure Boot keys. Add one if your guest requires UEFI boot.

@endforelse

@if(empty($efiDisks))

Add EFI Disk

EFI disks are provisioned automatically on cephpool with a fixed 4M size in raw format.

Preenroll keys

Pre-enroll Secure Boot keys during EFI disk creation. Enables Secure Boot by default. Useful for UEFI guests requiring Secure Boot support.

Add EFI Disk

@endif

TPM Devices

Expose virtual TPM state chips for secure boot or BitLocker workloads.

@if($this->tpmDevicesSynced) Synced @else Unsynced @endif

@forelse($tpmDevices as $slot => $definition)

@empty

No TPM devices configured

TPM provides hardware-based security for Secure Boot, BitLocker, and other features requiring trusted platform modules.

@endforelse

@if(empty($tpmDevices))

Add TPM Device

TPM devices are provisioned on cephpool with a fixed 4M state file.

Version

Add TPM Device

@endif

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