Thank you for your help.
After overcoming some challenges, I finally succeeded in getting my first IncusOS node up and running, and I can now access it.
For anyone encountering a similar issue, here’s what I did and the relevant screenshots:
- Created img with incus-customizer
- flushed and created new bootable stick with dd
- Changed BIOS settings
- Reset BIOS (Because it’s a refurbished hardware)
- Set BIOS Password
- Enabled TPM and disabled legacy boot
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Enabled Secure Boot, checke Import Custom Keys
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After couple of boots with accepting Secure Boot changes by typing 4 digit number
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Incus Installation Booting
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Ejecting Installation Medium
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Added remote node (incus remote add …
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So it’s up and running.. No I have to figure out how to configure the Incus-OS node.
Currently, I am facing some problems with the mac os incus-client (installed with homebrew):
But it could be a layer 8 problem. ![]()
Solution for layer 8 …. IncusOS CLI from MacOS


