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    LXC 6.0.0 update

    I accidentally updated from 5.0 to 6.0 on 8.1.10 and wonder if it has any downfall. I have some legacy CentOS 6.10 pcts and from description of LXC 6.0, upstart support is removed. I am not sure how to interpret this change. I need to stick with 6.0 for some historical reasons on this box so...
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    Resize LXC DISK on Proxmox

    Works in my case. Proxmox 8.1 lvchange -a y /dev/pve/vm-102-disk-0 lvreduce -r -L50G /dev/pve/vm-102-disk-0 lvchange -a n /dev/pve/vm-102-disk-0 pct start 102
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    LXCFS and load average

    Thank you. I downgraded and it worked using -l.
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    LXCFS and load average

    Fabian, I understand but, it didn't work for me. I had the latest pve version of lxcfs and had load average in container the same as host. Which version of yours have the patch?
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    LXCFS and load average

    Hello everyone, I am using Proxmox 6.1 with containers and I noticed that all containers are getting load average lick from a host. I checked lxcfs site and found this news from last year. https://discuss.linuxcontainers.org/t/lxcfs-3-1-2-has-been-released/5321 I installed the new lxcfs...
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    Network Card negotiates down from 1 Gig to 100 Mb

    Are you using tuned with vm host or container host profile enabled?
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    PVE 6.0 no mac address in GUI

    I made a backup copy of the original Config.pm. After restarting pvedaemon and pveproxy newly created machine seems to work with MAC address added to the GUI and firewall works as well.
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    PVE 6.0 no mac address in GUI

    Added the patch in the Config.pm do you need to restart anything?
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    PVE 6.0 no mac address in GUI

    Thank you. Is it save to try the patch before the official package is available?
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    PVE 6.0 no mac address in GUI

    Any clue? How do you even debug this?
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    PVE 6.0 no mac address in GUI

    Maybe a clue Nov 6 03:40:43 virt3 pvedaemon[15570]: starting CT 104: UPID:virt3:00003CD2:00023167:5DC2870B:vzstart:104:root@pam: Nov 6 03:40:43 virt3 pvedaemon[5406]: <root@pam> starting task UPID:virt3:00003CD2:00023167:5DC2870B:vzstart:104:root@pam: Nov 6 03:40:43 virt3 systemd[1]...
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    PVE 6.0 no mac address in GUI

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    PVE 6.0 no mac address in GUI

    No hardware address shown if I leave auto in the field.
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    PVE 6.0 no mac address in GUI

    arch: amd64 cores: 4 hostname: test3.teletownhall.us memory: 4096 net0: bridge=vmbr0,name=eth0,ip=10.10.10.11/24,gw=10.10.10.1,firewall=1 ostype: centos rootfs: volume1:vm-104-disk-0,size=80G swap: 4096
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    PVE 6.0 no mac address in GUI

    BTW, MAC Address is being generated, just is not being assigned to an interface in gui
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