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dude. then why did you not lead by example. you started the argument now did you? anyway. good look on your high horse. i am signing out of this thread

dude!!!!! how obscure can one make it?. I for one still feel that a simple reply to my question should have been the correct thing to do. But to each their own.

and then this is what I do not like. People only faulting they got it to work but when asked just go radio silence. Nah. no respect there.

and before one starts thinking. why does this dude expect special treatment just because he is paying enterprise. Well that is not what I meant. I meant that then there would be a lineup of reason why things are failing. And when having full enterprise support a lineup of possible solutions.

what my biggest reason is to not go fully paid is that my questions on the level of support / what to expect are to my knowledge never been answered. I will apologize if I have overlooked something or that there is a FAQ by now that clearly states that. But for me personally up until this...

so it is possible. but the details are not easy to find. I had to pay good money to figure out how to proceed. In the end it did turn out as simple as learning where the magic button is and then knowing that it is not magic at al. In fact it is still broken :(

?? so its not possible?

the point is to have a VM in an eternal state of "ON". So the host can shut down all it wants but the VM always just continues where it left off. Now I run into these error messages Formatting '***vm-300-state-running_state_test.raw', fmt=raw size=69243764736 preallocation=off snapshot create...

Now I am in need of advice :) Can you please refresh my memory on what kernel params to use to break up IOMMU to it's maximum. I am running into issues with AMD / Asrock rack at the moment. But before I start shaming asrock rack I first need to keep experimenting with kernel params and also...

may I please offer completely useless unrequested advice? I can't help my self so I will just do it :) Windows 11? in 2025 while we have so many better alternatives in the meantime? hahah But nah I'll be honest. I still have 2 windows server VMs as the software I need that is running on it I...

pve version: Virtual Environment 8.4.1 System information ------------------ CPU usage: 0.48 % of 128 CPU(s) IO delay: 0.78 % Load average: 2.34, 3.10, 2.73 Memory ------- RAM usage: 56.17 GiB / 125.64 GiB (44.71 %) KSM sharing: 0 B SWAP usage: N/A...

this message is really just overhead and not really needed for the thread in the first place; But I felt the need to defend a desktop environment over a server OS like Proxmox. You see, some of us think that root on ZFS should be the default. on any system, any device. period. :) Now that I...

thank you thank you :) I accept graceful the scouts honers badge :) Nah all jokes aside. Thank you for the response. And yes you were correct. It were the non free nvidia drivers that went haywire after the kernel update. I am still not sure though do I really need them? especially given now...

The title sais it all. I am once again in a pickle because like a good trooper I hit update when I am told there are available. Especially when it is security related. But what I would like to learn is how to prevent then the nvidia drivers going bad and I can no longer use them. No longer...

did I miss the part on how to add this script to initramfs? I think this is a cool way to go. Can you please give me a pointer?