# Fix "No Bootable Disk" Error

## Problem
VMs are showing "No bootable disk" error when starting.

## Solution

### Option 1: Fix via Proxmox Web UI (Recommended)

1. **Access Proxmox:** https://192.168.1.206:8006

2. **For each VM (100, 101, 102, 103):**
   
   **a. Add CD/DVD Drive (if missing):**
   - Click VM → Hardware tab
   - Click "Add" → "CD/DVD Drive"
   - Storage: `local`
   - ISO image: `ubuntu-24.04.3-live-server-amd64.iso`
   - Click "Add"
   
   **b. Set Boot Order:**
   - Click VM → Options tab
   - Boot Order: Select "CD-ROM" first
   - Click "OK"
   
   **c. Verify Network:**
   - Click VM → Hardware tab
   - Ensure Network Device exists
   - If missing: Add → Network Device → Bridge: vmbr0

3. **Start VM:**
   - Click VM → Start
   - Open Console
   - Ubuntu installer should boot

### Option 2: Automated Fix (Attempted)

The script `scripts/fix-boot-config.sh` has been run to attempt fixing via API.

**If it didn't work**, use Option 1 (Web UI) as the API has format limitations.

## Verification

After fixing, verify:
1. VM boots from ISO (Ubuntu installer appears)
2. Network works (if Ubuntu installer shows network)
3. Installation can proceed

## Troubleshooting

**If ISO still doesn't boot:**
- Verify ISO exists in Proxmox storage: Storage → local → ISO images
- Check VM has CD/DVD drive in Hardware tab
- Verify boot order in Options tab
- Try detaching and re-attaching ISO

**If "No bootable disk" persists:**
- Check if disk (scsi0) exists in Hardware tab
- Verify boot order includes both CD-ROM and disk
- Try resetting VM (Stop → Start)

## Quick Fix Checklist

For each VM:
- [ ] CD/DVD drive exists in Hardware tab
- [ ] ISO is attached (ubuntu-24.04.3-live-server-amd64.iso)
- [ ] Boot order is set to CD-ROM first (Options tab)
- [ ] Network device exists (Hardware tab)
- [ ] VM is started
- [ ] Console shows Ubuntu installer