Recent content by paradox55

I'm not sure about this specific link but the problem I ran into with using third party container images is that the networking didn't use the right IP address assigned. Works fine with the arm64 image proxmox included though.

Thanks for this. It appears from preliminary testing to fix my problem.

Turns out its not my issue, so it could very well be something else....

In case anyone is still following this little saga, it turns out the virtio network driver was causing the crashing. E1000 seems solid.

I notice you avoided the question. Did you install any third party scripts on the host?

No, nevermind. I just got lucky. I've found every 1 in 10 restarts to be stable on the KVM. I'm not sure at this point. I guess I'll just live with LXC (Which is still better than bare metal/docker!)

Pinning the cores seems to have fixed it! Thanks for the tip.

After messing around with this more. QEMU (Max) CPU flags don't cause the crash. Yet, Host flags do. I also noticed that I can't manually select either cortex-a55 or corex-a76. I think this is a bug?

Yeah, LXC works fine. Weird.

Please add more CT templates for Arm64. Currently only alpine-3.24-default_20260803_arm64.tar.xz is available. It works, but it's not what I'm familiar with.

I guess I could always use LXC containers instead, but it bums me out a bit that KVM vps are crashing.

I have a couple 32GB RAM orange pi 5 pluses I'm attempting to use with the arm64 proxmox. I am using the following UEFI firmware: https://github.com/edk2-porting/edk2-rk3588 VPS run, but they crash frequently. I thought at first it was a OS issue (ubuntu 26.04) as debian 13 seemed solid. Yet...

Hmm. Okay, so it works. And once the VM is booted fully, it seems stable. That said, it takes 5-10 "boot" attempts on the KVM/VPS to start it fully. It crashes the other 9 attempts. Unsure of why, as it doesnt appear to be logging any errors.

Works on the orange pi 5 plus with the edk2 UEFI firmware!

You're right. Any idea why it would bog down the OS with host/nested running? I don't mean like less performance. It takes a minute to load windows and any game runs at ~15 FPS compared to 140+ with the kvm cpu selected. I have another install running without proxmox and do not have that issue...