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Naja, du kannst Äpfel nicht mit Kürbisse vergleichen. Zu Windows11 würde als Vergleich ein Server 2025 passen. Wobei natürlich die 98,88,76% für dass, das die Maschinen nichts tun, recht viel ist. Poste doch bitte mal die VM-config von VMID 234. Und auch noch den Output von head /proc/pressure/*

From the brand, I would recommend an APC to you. Since the software is already integrated in Debian (and therefore also in Proxmox). https://manpages.debian.org/bookworm/apcupsd/index.html The ones with a clean sine wave cost a little more, but deliver clean power. As for the size... it's best...

Willkommen bei der Proxmox Community, PBS ist auf jeden Fall schon mal die richtige Wahl. Nachdem du ohnehin am Umbauen bist, stell ich dir mal die Frage was du für einen Vorteil hast in dem du die Festplatten direkt an das OMV durchreichst? Ich fahre hier meine Storages (Samba/NFS) alle...

Del pveproxy-ssl.key and pveproxy-ssl.pem, after restart the pveproxy service: systemctl restart pveproxy After that, the buildin cert is valid again and you can log in the WebUI normally.

What is the content of /etc/pve/local ? la -l /etc/pve/local/

With “apctest” you can set the date again manually, maybe that will work. https://sourceforge.net/p/apcupsd/mailman/message/32125168/

Will a reboot fix it? @rzsis This is the same as removing it from the WebUI.

The topic is already being discussed here: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/cannot-update-windows-11-to-24h2-cpu-not-supported.157850/

Ja, genau. So ist es.

Basically, it looks the way it should look. Please show me what's in your EFI partition in “loader.conf”. So mount one of your EFI Partitions on /boot/efi: On my example this is "sda2" NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINTS sda 8:0 0 35G 0 disk ├─sda1 8:1 0 1007K 0 part...

HI :) bevor ich mir das jetzt im Detail ansehe... hast du deinem SSH-Key vielleicht ein Kennwort vergeben?

Das sollte dir helfen dein Thema zu lösen: https://deepdoc.at/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=server_und_serverdienste:ssh_mit_key_und_2factor

Really strange... I could not reproduce it here. And if you are currently a proxmox-boot-tool kernel list execute, does the newer kernel show up as pinned? Can you even manually boot the newer kernel from the boot menu? Do you use secure boot?

Should there be an error in ZFS, e.g. a device failure, too many read or write errors, an info mail is automatically sent to the email address stored under the root account. This works better with the integrated notification system. ZFS and BTRFS are both file systems that should be used on a...

Yes, BTRFS would work in a VM too. But the question is why would you want to use BTRFS in a VM? What do you hope to achieve by doing this? What is your goal?

That can be configured here:

Well, that was quite an odyssey. I'm very happy that you managed to do it. Good job!

Thanks for all your tests. I'm curious to see if it works with 8.1/8.2.

Ja diese Scripte sind ganz nett, aber man sollte vorher im Detail schauen was sie machen. Kann ganz schön in die Hose gehen ;)

Have you tested Kernel 6.11? apt install proxmox-kernel-6.11