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Bump. This behaviour is really annoying. Especially since the "Host memory usage" on the Datacenter -> Search overview is also wrong, making it hard to easily see how resources of a node are allocated. Proxmox API is of course also reporting the wrong value only, "memhost" like it exists for VMs...

Es war definitiv Secure Boot: # insmod /lib/modules/6.17.4-2-pve/updates/dkms/nvidia.ko insmod: ERROR: could not insert module /lib/modules/6.17.4-2-pve/updates/dkms/nvidia.ko: Key was rejected by service Nach diesem Kommando: mokutil --import /var/lib/dkms/mok.pub Und dann reboot mit start...

You could set up ZRAM. Pictures of node > Summary and your command outputs will be more helpful than just descriptions so we can see your memory usage/pressure ourselves. If KSM is used then there was likely some pressume and ballooning going in. Enough for SWAP to be absolutely needed? I can't...

The issue you are seeing is not related to LACP and not caused by the physical network. What you are running into is a VM topology and platform problem that becomes visible after an ESXi to Proxmox migration. The i440fx machine type is a legacy platform that mainly exists for compatibility...

I'm doing backups from fast (NVMe) drives to slow (ATA; 5400 RPM 130 MB/s write). Presumably, as a result of this, swap space fills up when I run backups, and it's mostly VM memory that gets swapped out. I have 8 GB of swap configured and it fills up completely. RAM usage of the server never...

With the increase in SSD/NVMe memory prices worldwide, this type of memory tends to significantly increase the cost of backup infrastructure. Is there any possibility that the Proxmox Backup Server project could rethink the use of HDDs and design a solution for better performance in this...

...Home Assistant OS VM 4 vCPU 10 GB RAM CPU type: host No PCI / USB passthrough Stable inside VM (freeze is host-level) Observations Memory usage appears stable (no leak visible) journalctl -k shows nothing before freeze No OOM killer No thermal throttling No watchdog reset System can run...

Appreciate your response! qm config output: agent: 1 boot: order=scsi0;ide2;net0 cores: 4 cpu: host ide2: none,media=cdrom memory: 4096 meta: creation-qemu=9.0.0,ctime=1721088552 name: xxx net0: virtio=00:50:56:00:00:00,bridge=vmbr1 net1: virtio=00:50:56:00:00:01,bridge=vmbr2 net2...

...buff/cache available Mem: 12Gi 1.1Gi 1.2Gi 28Ki 2.7Gi 10Gi Container dashboard reports Memory usage 67.20% (8.06 GiB of 12.00 GiB) I bumped the LXC by 4G, but I don't understand why the container thinks it has 10G available while the dashboard...

Hallo, verwendet habe ich diese Anleitung: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/OpenVPN_in_LXC der LXC hat folgende Konfiguration: root@PROX:/etc/lxc# pct config 100 arch: amd64 cores: 1 features: nesting=1 hostname: OVPN memory: 2048 net0...

Every AM5 CPUhas integrated graphics (but maybe it can be disabled?). I have an AM4 without integrated graphics and 128GiB of memory but PVE 9.1 reports 125.78GiB. The Linux kernel reserves some memory (per CPU core/thread, so this differs between systems), which I think explains why every...

The host has a total of 64GB. There are 6 VMs running with the following memory allocation. Ballooning and KSM are enabled, and the Min memory is equal to the allocated memory. VM1 - 4GB VM2 - 6GB VM3 - 4GB VM4 - 16GB VM5 - 2 GB VM6 - 12GB So that's a total of 44GB. But the summary shows...

...the whole management stack that handles the guests, provides the API and web UI and so forth. So you are likely to see a bit higher memory usage on the host itself than what you allocated to each guest. Unless there are features triggering that reduce and/or consolidate RAM usage, like KSM...

Kindly tell me how can i do it

The total RAM allocated to all my VMs is 44GB, but the summary shows 46GB. Where did the 2GB go? One of my VMs' disks is set to 'Write back' cache. Is that where it went?

...Is the Balloon Service installed and running in the Windows VM? The Balloon Device is needed to communicate with the VM regarding its memory usage (and therefore enabled by default). For Windows, that dedicated service is needed. On Linux guests for example, that is automatically handled by...

Thanks @gfngfn256 and @NickB for the inspiration. I have put together a script that creates a fresh template which I scheduled to run daily. I hope it might help others as yours have helped me. Cheers! #!/bin/bash set -euo pipefail # Usage: # ./make-debian13-template.sh <VMID> <STORAGE>...

You have allocated 32 GB to the VM, it will use that amount...it allocates caches, etc., and does not know how to release it to the host. If you need it to use less you can allocate less to the VM. If you enable ballooning (and have the driver installed) Proxmox will remove memory from the VM...

...is a shared mount point on cephfs. The files being processed are larger than what is available in memory, hence the temp drive. The memory usage climbs slowly over time to 99% of the limit. During this time the CPU goes to 99% and the processes/LXC become unresponsive; the only solution is...

So while, I agree this is a low power system, I find it a poor excuse to not work properly under "moderate load" (not allow me to login and interact with the OS installed on a separate HDD). To further prove my point, the system has been incredibly snappy after reducing the ZFS arc from 4G >...