Those warnings come from the /lib/modules dirs you deleted. The kernels (6.5, 6.8, 6.14) are still installed per dpkg, so update-initramfs -k all tries to build initrds with no modules.
Your purge plan sounds good - apt removes 9 packages. Also...
Looks like a temporary failure in DNS resolution. Try to debug it using : ping, dig, resolvectl, nslookup, host, etc
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What are the chances it will respond with - "thats my code dude!" :-)
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Those files in /boot look like they belong to kernels that are still installed.
Your apt search shows 6.5, 6.8, 6.14 and 6.17 as [installed]. The 6.5/6.8 ones are manually installed (local), so autoremove skips them.
proxmox-boot-tool kernel...
It sounds like we may have different views on the intended use of the forum. In my view, forum posts are not the ideal place for large code dumps, particularly ones approaching 16 KB, let alone 128 KB.
For larger code samples, a repository or...
Hi @shodan ,why not post this script on github and provide a link?
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The task console is usually shown at the bottom of the main screen. For historical information:
Left Panel>Datacenter>Nodes>Node[x]>Center Panel>Task History
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The operations that result in "tasks" can be listed either from GUI or CLI (via pvesh get /cluster/tasks ). Things you change that don't result in tasks are not logged explicitely.
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Hi @hnoack , welcome to the forum.
First question - have you reached out to Acronis support?
A total guess - the Acronis wants a particular QEMU version. Those VMs have been up for a while and were started with older QEMU binary. If the guess is...
I believe this error ^^ comes from the remote host where your ZFS pool is located. Once you allocated the disk/image/volume - do a list on the storage box, does it show up under /dev/poolname, or in a different location?
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Hi @marco.caserio , welcome to the forum.
PVE uses Debian kernel with Ubuntu userland. Proxmox does not certify any specific hardware combinations, usually neither does Linux Kernel organization. It is up to the vendors to ensure that their...
This is the key ! ^
https://kb.blockbridge.com/technote/proxmox-lvm-shared-storage/
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I just want to reiterate, absent some new severe bug, nothing in the VM (including virtio drivers) should be able to cause the hypervisor host to crash to a point that a user has to manually reboot the server. Except, may be, if a misbehaving or...
There are three primary ways to provide LOCAL storage to the VM: as virtual images/disks (qcow), via LVM/ZFS flexible volumes, physical passthrough.
By formatting your disk (EXT4, XFS, ZFS, etc) you are selecting virtual image/disk path. You can...
I have not looked at the referenced blogs so I don't know whether they are incorrect or you may have skipped a step. The error most likely means you have wrong path/pool information, or the system you are using utilizes different organization...
I wish I could!
We're teaching cyber security and they have to learn how to lock down a PVE system and the VMs that run on them. We don't give 'em root or a PVE admin account, but they do have a sudo-like account for some of the Terraform stuff...
Hi @netguynick , welcome to the forum.
As @tomservo suggested, you need to show us what actual repos you have and their state. Run the command below and provide back the output (using CODE tags):
for f in /etc/apt/sources.list...