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For anyone else, it looks like qm rescan was updated so that you no longer need to pass in the vmid. Just run qm rescan and the changes will be noted.

Oh of course! Silly me. It was a case of using the wrong driver inside the Win10 VM. Not sure how this happened, but I seem to have downloaded the "Adrenalin 21.10.2 Recommended (WHQL)" driver dated 25th October, rather than the "Adrenalin 21.12.1 Optional" driver which is non-WHQL from the 3rd...

EDIT: my sincere apologies, this issue appears completely unrelated to Proxmox EDIT 2: there were further changes I made (I went back and scoured through "the ultimate beginner's guide to pcie passthrough" found on reddit, following line-by-line) to the vm config before updating to the most...

Is there a proper way to handle this? Do I need to create a fresh VM? When booting the VM, after having changed the machine type, the VM simply goes through a continuous reboot cycle and reporting that it cannot be fixed. Here are the before settings: The after has only a change to Machine...

This is solved. I had to put "vendor-reset" into /etc/modules and update the initramfs: update-initramfs -u.

EDIT 2 (for the above post): Once adding the amdgpu to blocklist (derr!) on proxmox and rebuilding the initramfs, it now shows as follows: 83:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Navi 23 (rev c7) (prog-if 00 [VGA controller]) Subsystem: Micro-Star...

EDIT: this is the output to lscpi -v on Proxmox host: Does this mean that the kernel is still using the card? Should I also blacklist amdgpu as well? 83:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Navi 23 (rev ff) (prog-if ff) !!! Unknown header type 7f...

Ok so, it's a confirmed bug. This error occurs when running a playbook without setting the `onboot` value in the `community.general.proxmox` plugin. As a workaround, anyone else facing this issue should treat `onboot` as mandatory (either set to an integer value of 0 or 1). To make it...

Yep, apologies on the wrong words.

I was just doing a small restore over my morning cup of tea and came to this exact conclusion haha... containers are what they are... and sure, it is kinda janky but so is shrinking disk space willy nilly through the GUI!

That's so janky... why is proxmox like this? There are so many things that can be done one way but not the other. Like disk expansion, but can't shrink. What are the reasons?

I discovered that I can actually alter a container's ip through the gui, prior booting, which is cool. Sure, I'll have to learn more about cloud-init and guest-fish. Seems the tools exist and I just need to discover them for myself and use them. Thanks for the tip!

I've setup a few templates and upon cloning there is no option to assign a new static IP address. Adding this feature in the clone window would be helpful. This way I can assign IP addresses as I'm cloning based on requirements and avoid network issues, rather than booting into a network with an...

Is anyone else having issues with the community module for Ansible? Seems broken. I've logged a bug here would love to hear from the community if anyone else is experiencing this and has a fix.

Ah yes of course, that's pretty cool.

Correct. For anyone else see this thread.

Awesome. Thanks a bunch! @Dunuin is this documented anywhere? I could only find instructions for traditional backup + restore, or where the restore is coming from an existing backup as mentioned in OP.

I am trying this now but I cannot scp data to the ZFS pool. How is this supposed to be achieved? EDIT: silly me, the volume is mounted at /<zfs name>, which confused me coz I looked in there before expecting to seem something after having created some VMs but nothing was there. Will try to scp...

How do I manually extract VMs from a backup that was created via PBS, so I can transfer to my running PVE and restore? Is it the same for other methods of creating backups i.e. vzdump? I have a backed up dataset but all I see inside each vm-id-marked folder is a file called "owner" and a dated...

Yeh that's the thing (sorry forgot to mention), I already have a PBS running and that's where the images are... my confusions is about how to setup a restore when the backup hasn't come from the current running machine. That seems to be the only obvious and easy way to just PULL a restore, but...