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This does help, ty! I've tried running tcpdump on the host OS as well as the VM and neither have seen incoming frames when I believe they are generated. I don't know the difference between TAP device and the others you mentioned, I'm just doing tcpdump on the ethXX devices that I see with a...

Hi, I'm trying to use EtherDFS with a ProxMox VM running Debian and so far have had no luck. EtherDFS communicates directly to the MAC of the VM using ethernet frames and does not use IP level communication (sorry for my rough network terminology). Is this possible using ProxMox with a...

I ran Proxmox updates yesterday and now have a VM which fails to boot, landing at UEFI Interactive Shell V2.2 with the prompt "Shell>". The VM was created a year ago with the script that creates the Home Assistant VM on Proxmox here: https://github.com/whiskerz007/proxmox_hassos_install The VM...

For anyone else hitting this, I have installed ProxMox successfully on a machine that was having this issue using PiKVM. Probably doesn't make sense as a solution unless you already need it but wanted to share the option. PiKVM.org

Good question about CLI, would like to know that as well (or we can provide a config file on the install media and it can just auto-install).

I was able to resolve this by using a different PCIe slot for the graphics card. Maybe that solution is unique to the Z420 as I haven't tested on another system.

Thanks, I'll watch for FreeNAS 12. Is the ACPI option something I need to enable in ProxMox, FreeNAS or both?

Is there a qemu guest agent for FreeBSD? I realize I should do the same on my pfSense VM as it will likely have the same issue. Otherwise is the ACPI option you're referring to an option on the host somewhere or on the guest OS (FreeNAS)?

I recently installed FreeNAS as a VM and it works fine along with PCIe passthrough of an HBA. However when I try to shut down the container it does not appear to be passing the command to FreeNAS. Do I need to install something like qemu-agent to make that work? The other issue I have is that...

Looks like I was indeed using systemd-boot, thank you for explaining. This was interesting to me because I have the BIOS mode set to legacy boot (HP z420) which I thought would force a grub boot. However since I installed with ZFS as root it must have been able to use UEFI anyway. As a...

I'm currently unable to tell which system ProxMox is using to boot. I know that the BIOS boot type being UEFI or legacy should be an indicator, but I wonder if there is a way to verify this on a working system.

Not much to add but I have the same issue here with an Intel quad port NIC. The same NIC in a system that was upgraded from PVE 5 to 6 still has the proper names, but on a fresh install of 6 i have two ports named rename3 and rename6. A bit of a noob so I'm probably missing something, but did...

After struggling to install Proxmox 6 for a couple of weeks I finally got it up and running last night. During the process I ran into several issues: 1. Installer booting to a blank screen. Required moving the video card to a different PCI slot. 2. Installer GUI cut off on the right side...

In case anyone else runs into this, I was able to get the 6.0 installer to run by putting the video card in a different PCI slot. My hardware had no motherboard video output so this was the only option. However after that I ran into the issue where the video is cut off on the right side of the...

Looks like this is still happening on the final 6.0 release (as well as a Debian Buster install). I am wondering if I need to add NVidia drivers to the install media, or somehow force software rendering as suggested here: like...