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It's quite normal for an IPv6 gateway to use a link-local address. Does it make a difference which container you use? What distribution is it? Are you using SLAAC or static IPv6?

Correction: I am using that interface, but it used to be called enp23s0f1 in proxmox 7 and is now ens1f1. After changing that in /etc/network/interfaces the error went away. It was also possible to erase the now no longer existing network interfaces from the web gui.

I didn't. grep -R -i non-free /etc/apt/ can't find any mention of non-free.

Same here. Not every 10 seconds, but continuously Jul 21 10:54:42 pve3 kernel: device ens1f1 entered promiscuous mode Jul 21 10:54:42 pve3 kernel: device ens1f1 left promiscuous mode Jul 21 10:54:42 pve3 kernel: device ens1f1 entered promiscuous mode Jul 21 10:54:42 pve3 kernel: device ens1f1...

intel-microcode - I should have known. My /etc/apt/sources.list is deb http://deb.debian.org/debian bookworm main contrib deb http://deb.debian.org/debian bookworm-updates main contrib # security updates deb http://security.debian.org/debian-security bookworm-security main contrib This is...

I suppose the message means that a non-free package is currently installed, but no sources currently mention non-free. How can you find out what package it is?

It looks like a Gentoo template is no longer available.

There is a workaround. Live migration works. Offline migration does not.

I'm trying to migrate a VM from a local btrfs storage to another server with local btrfs storage. 2022-03-23 21:25:40 starting migration of VM 504 to node 'r2d2' (192.168.80.6) 2022-03-23 21:25:40 found local disk 'local-btrfs-sanstor:504/vm-504-disk-0.raw' (in current VM config) 2022-03-23...

I'm trying out kernel 5.15. So far, so good. Now I want to change the ENERGY_PERF_BIAS. The package linux-tools-5.15 should contain the necessary tool (x86_energy_perf_policy), according to the package description: However, that tool is missing from the package. Could this be a bug or is it...

I would like to know this as well. Is it a configuration error or bug? sync works fine.

To answer myself: apparently nesting is required for portage to work.

Are there instructions containing the required settings for getting Gentoo's LXC image to work?

Is that an unprivileged container? When I use Fedora 33 (new - not upgraded) the network works when using an unprivileged container. When using privileged (which I need of course...) it's not possible to start the required services and there is no network.

And that's why reading changelogs is important :). Well found. Thanks! I replaced the 1024 bit key with a 2048 one and it works now.