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Not at all. I've run PVE on a 15 year old PC with a SATA. It wasn't that bad really and I am sure it would've been better with a SSD. The whole thing ran on this SATA not just the install. > could proxmox run off of a thumb drive without slowing vms Doubtful, but I also recommend against it.

I see you have a solution. Just letting you know I've noticed behavour differences between Chrome and Firefox. I prefer Chrome to administer PVE.

I've had best overall luck using the VMWare compatible display.

I assume so. Never done that myself.

You could manually add an entry to your hostfile(of PC you connect with).

https://fedorapeople.org/groups/virt/virtio-win/CHANGELOG

We don't know what login you are trying to use with GUI. Let's assume it is root. root/whateveryourpasswordis If you can SSH in as root then you can login to the web console. Hope this helps.

It should. If it doesn't just re-enter the key and carry on.

They mean you shell in. You can SSH. Say your PVE IP is 192.168.0.99 ssh root@192.168.0.99 Run passwd in this shell.

Hi, I did read the help before posting..and it's extensive. :) Yourself, do you use this function much? What would be a reason for you to use this? Just trying to wrap my head around the tool usage. Thanks.

Hi, I don't have any problems needing troubleshooting. Just wanted to know more about the function of KVM Monitor(the eyeball icon). This page is the only reference I can find. Curious if anyone can provide further reading and use case examples for this function. Thanks.

That was the problem. Thanks!

My host is 6.0-4 but I cannot upgrade to 6.0-7. Thanks.

> You should update to the current 6.0-7 and try again Hi, how can I do this? The GUI update doesn't show any updates. I also tried apt update && apt -y dist-upgrade in PVE root shell and it didn't show anything either. Thanks.