Recent content by celemine1gig

Your missing GPU display output is completely untelated to the systems' ability to perform a full UEFI boot. And if you set your system to boot Legacy-first, then why should it boot Proxmox in UEFI mode? The Proxmox installer can perform a Legacy boot. So it simply does and installs that way...

You are using a dedicated GPU, right? If yes, which one exactly? If it has no UEFI spec conform GOP-support, then you simply get no Video output in native UEFI or CSM-mode with Video output set to "Legacy".

Great to read, that it worked out like I had hoped for. Now the thing is: That was the easy part. If you want to have this permanently taken care of, this should go as a fix into the mainline Kernel. That means, one would have to contact the official PCI subsystem maintainer about it. See...

My answer was not directed at any one person in particular. So, it is completely fair to say, that you cannot do this. Main point is: Someone will have to try it. My suggestion is far from being proven. Only way however, in order to find out, is someone actually trying it, or coming up with...

If you try a reset on a device, that has problems with a reset (during operation), then the logical consequence is, that the device will no longer be accessible. So, either someone is actually willing to try out, what was proposed, or most likely nothing will happen. If everyone is just waiting...

Edit: Hat der gute "think" anscheinend mal eben schnell seinen "netten" Beitrag gelöscht. Falls sich jemand wundert, da somit meine Antwort erstmal keinen Sinn mehr ergibt: Er hatte sich aufgeregt, warum ich mich dazu äußere, wo ich doch eh keine Ahnung hätte (nicht wortwörtlich, aber am Ton...

I would also suggest to at least read out the FW-version of those ASM1064 controllers. Maybe an update is available and could improve the situation. However, be prepared to brick the controller this way. So a way to reprogram the SPI-EEPROM, that contains the actual binary firmware, should be...

Re-read the instructions. This is not a command, that you run directly in the shell, but a statement, that you add to your "/etc/network/interfaces" file. See here (search for "post-up"): https://manpages.debian.org/trixie/ifupdown/interfaces.5.en.html

Just want to add the following, in order to make absolutely sure: I have no problem with Chinese people or anyone speaking chinese. If you think that, then you are completely missing the point. What I have a problem with is people who think, that - for some unknown reason - the well known and...

Thank you very much for showing the world what kind of genius you are. What do you know, I can use a translater - in contrast to some other people - so I know what intellectual gold you posted. I couldn't have made a better argument for my case. With that: Welcome to the ignore list!

Absolutely right! I had just assumed, that the OP did already realize that. However, good point to mention it, just to make sure.

A hint besides the initial question: BAD IDEA! Having OS, VM/Container storage AND cache for harddrives inside a VM on ONE NMVe is not going to perform well. If you still think to try it, go ahead and find out.

Again: This is an international forum, where English is the main language. So if you are looking for help here, have the respect to use English! Just posting random stuff in chinese is looking like you want to get the help on the one hand, but on the other hand are too lazy and inconsiderate to...

Such mal im Kontext PCIe-Passthrough nach der Option "All Functions", bzgl. Durchreichen eines PCI(e)-Devices. Das ist höchstwahrscheinlich was du suchst, auch wenn du es ein wenig schwammig forumliert hast. Und zum Thema PCH vs. PEG: Auf diesen Intel Plattformen dürfte der Hauptunterschied...

You are using the graphical console. Now, it seems like all you need is text output anyway. At least from what you showed so far. Solution attempt: Just go ahead and add a serial port to the VM. Then enable serial console redirection from the Linux kernel commandline (google for...