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The steps here to get it to work should be considered obsolete; you can just use a debian 12 ct and enable the nesting and nfs features of the ct then install nfs-kernel-server as usual as well as your other services. I had re-done my ct a while back with that method (debian 12 ct, nesting, nfs...

At one point in time I created a headless debian system and launched all GUI apps from the cli. I installed kvm/qemu to run virtual machines and then I launched everything from the cli to include the remote viewer to access the virtual machine console. That was ages ago. I don't know where...

You can use the noVNC option per the vm and access its console that way in a new browser window. You can use virt-viewer if the display option is configured correctly in the vm. You can use remina for linux to windows remote desktop connection. You can use xrdp for linux to windows remote...

How I connect to my windows vm depends on how it's setup and/or what I plan to do with it. If it's basic stuff then I use remote desktop. If it's gaming then I use sunshine/moonlight with the nvidia cards I passthrough to the vm.

1. I'm not using virtio stuff because it causes the machine to show up as a virtual machine in taskmanager. This is to allow some programs to work correctly. You can use virtio if you want. 2. If I import a disk to a vm it usually imports as qcow2. You are free to experiment. 3. I...

Proxmox would give me a complaint about no efi disk present even though the cloned machine had its own efi partition. I just Add > EFI Disk from the hardware section to get proxmox to not complain. It would give the same complaint (No efi disk) if I were creating a new vm and installing...

I have used the vmware standalone convertor software to convert a bare metal windows machine to a virtual machine that I imported to a proxmox vm. I had to play with the vm configs (efi boot, edi disk etc) to get it to boot but it was doable. You could try cloning the baremetal windows with...

I would also prefer textbox with option to choose whatever iB.

I do the same. nftables on the proxmox host. nftables on all linux machines. And my windows vms use the windows firewall because its there. Then there is the router firewall that I use for routing between vlans. Plus, with my kvm connected to the proxmox host, I can login to the cli/console...

Have you seen how RHEV does their stores? Proxmox is easier in comparison (IMO).

Your error suggest apparmor is the culprit. Where it is could be anyones guess. Are you using apparmor profiles somewhere that might be associated to this particular lxc? Are you able to get nftables started by just creating a vanilla lxc without any other custom configs?

Because nesting is not needed to make nftables work in debian 12 lxc...at least not in my lxcs. I only use nesting (for the most part) to reduce the lag in ssh/cli/terminal sessions.

I have multiple deb12 lxcs currently running nftables with no issues. I have both priv/unpriv lxcs. The nesting featuring (so far for me) is what helps reduce the lag when ssh into the lxc.

I am still using an lxc to share folders on the host via nfs/tftp/smb. I am sharing the host storage to other devices on my network and not necessarily exclusively to vms/cts. I bind mount host directories to cts. Since my server has all the ssds for my storage I didn't want to create...

Virtiofsd to share host directory directly to vm. https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/nfs-server-in-lxc.105073/post-648836 https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/virtiofsd-in-pve-8-0-x.130531/

@bawjaws I get it on the vgpu (you referenced it from that link). I wasn't saying you were the one mixing the term. Was just saying that it does get mixed up and you were also following along. When I was searching for actual nvidia vgpu processes, I came across that same link and saw intel...

@Grunchy permissions will always be the biggest headache when you are starting out. I'm assuming you have the users/groups existing inside the container since your smb setup is specifying groups to access the share. The users don't need a home directory or a login shell. They just need a...

I don't think the use of the term "vgpu" when referring to igpu passthrough is appropriate since it will confuse some people. vgpu (nvidia) is a different enough concept from igpu passthrough and I would imagine mixing the terms (especially in web searches) might unintentionally cause the...

https://docs.frigate.video/frigate/installation/ Frigate runs best with docker installed on bare metal debian-based distributions. For ideal performance, Frigate needs access to underlying hardware for the Coral and GPU devices. Running Frigate in a VM on top of Proxmox, ESXi, Virtualbox...

You can install a standard debian with your choice desktop on your laptop and then install kvm https://wiki.debian.org/KVM for vms or docker/podman/lxc for containers.