It sounds like you have the wrong version of the driver installed? I am using version 550.120 here with the same card but not under Windows 11.
It's best to boot Windows in safe mode and remove the driver. What version did you use for this card?
I can recommend taking a snapshot before doing...
I have tested the instructions up to point Install the Proxmox VE packages. And everything was working fine. I assume that you have allocated enough disk space to the root LVM?
Please edit /etc/default/grub with an live system and chroot and change the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT line...
There are some known bugs in VirtIO version 0.1.262. Please create a snapshot of your VM and install a slightly older version of the network driver for VirtIO, this may already solve your problem.
Möchte mich hier auch noch daran hängen. Für so einen Vorgang gibt es bereits etwas fertiges. Hatte es bei einigen Kunden mit mehreren USB Speichern im Einsatz: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/sync-to-two-external-usb-hdds-with-weekly-rotation.153591/post-699989
Kann man über "ssh -X" direkt...
The behavior sounds like "saferemove_throughput". In the WebUI you can activate this feature directly under "Datacenter -> Storage -> your LVM entry". There this is called "Wipe throughput".
Mal ne Gegenfrage, reicht denn die GTX760? Sie hat ja nur 2 bis max. 4GB Ram. Wenn ich hier bei mir auch nur das kleinste LLM anstarte sind mal 7GB von der Grafikkarte geschluckt. Welche KI willst du denn da verwenden?
2 Things are important that this is working. First the serial port:
Second, the right grub config inside your VM. Here as example an Ubuntu 24.04:
cat /etc/default/grub
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="console=ttyS0,115200 fsck.repair=preen"
This part console=ttyS0,115200
After you have set...
HPE was a little different. I did have a broken controller a few times :eek: . But what was even worse than a broken controller was a bad firmware update. This then corrupted the data. I can still remember it well. It was quite a back and forth with HP.
But I've only been using Open Hardware for...
If your VM is configured correctly with the serial console, xterm.js is automatically used as the default viewer. The same applies to Spice. And what kind of guest operating system is it?