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Success at last. Would love to see an option in the Menu that supports older graphics cards as having to edit the linux options wasn't obvious. I admit it didn't occur to me that hitting 'e' would do the same as a typical linux boot menu so a bit of a drrrr... moment for me.

Thanks will give that solution a try.

I am trying to rebuild one of my servers. I can boot off a USB drive (8.1) but the installer only has GUI or TUI as options, Even with TUI after loading the kernel it changes the video mode and I get a blank screen. There does not appear to be an 'Advanced' option to set the kernel option...

Updated to 7.0-10 this morning, I thought the issue still remained but after clearing caches it seems to be resolved for me too.

Same issue with PVE 7.0-8, Safari creates popups that are obscured by other parts of the GUI and then the whole page freezes. Safari Version Version 14.1.1 (16611.2.7.1.4) My solution - dont use Safari with PVE, Chrome works fine as does Firefox. Not my preferred solution but it works.

Rebuilt the hosts disks yesterday which involved a lot of IO emptying them from inside the VM, pretty stable so far. Is someone able to explain why 'Write back' doesn't trigger the panic and why no-cache does but only on AMD? I had hoped to combine the 2x 3TB disks as an md raid1 set on the...

Right, not doing the rsync last night and the host did NOT panic. I have stopped the VM, changed the disks from Default(No Cache) to 'Write back' and restarted. Ran the rsync and, NO PANIC !! Yeah. Lots of errors reported by Rsync, XFS is in a bit of a bad state, probably due to all the...

Making some progress, the one remaining VM is running a task at 5:00am each morning and that is the exact time the kernel panics. The VM is CentOS 7 but with a 5.13 kernel. The task does a bunch of data backups. I have just run each of them in order and the host panics when doing an rsync...

I am going to go back through the PVE logs and see if there is anything that jumps out in terms of an activity that might coincide with the panics, this morning's was at 04:58. Whilst I am not a kernel guru, I have been using linux for many years and now that I have effectively emptied this...

AMD host dead again this morning, only one guest running overnight so for me, I think that might rule out a guest doing something weird (maybe). Took a photo of the console but it is pretty much the same as the ones further back in this thread. My host is NOT production grade Hardware, only 16GB...

Rebooted on the 5.11 kernel, all the VMs now boot, so until the panic is resolved, I am trying to move the more important VMs to another host.

I am in the same boat. Upgraded from 6.4 to 7.0 on a development server (but still important to me) that has an AMD processor over the weekend. It is crashing every night with a Kernel Panic. "Fatal exception on interrupt" I have boot the last 6.4 kernel, 5.4.124-1 but now none of the VMs...

Rebooting nodes isnt something I do regularly so I really dont know whether it is something that is recent or not. It just became very apparent with my recent issues whilst trying sort sort out the upgrade and HA (my other post on Node waiting for lock) as I rebooted all nodes multiple times...

The servers are HP DL360s, the VMs have all been migrated off the node prior to the shutdown. The message is as per the post's title and the node will wait at that point forever. I let it sit for 10mins before power cycling to bring it back up. Prior to putting in multipath iSCSI, I dont recall...

I have found a number of posts that seem to suggest I need 'use_lvmetad=0' is /etc/lvm/lvm.conf This option currently doesnt exist in that file and the file is in sections so I am not sure where I should add it.