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Yeah and indeed another reason why majority are now with Solidigim or Sk Hynix. Samsung did good product in the past and major datacenter don't used that not anymore for their upgrade/update system. And getting a newer gen do help, even if your system don't sustain gen4 speed or so..

this is only hardware. a usb4 cable do give full speed on a skull but nothing on nuc9 . just 1 time after like 5-6 reboot. tb is not to be pass.

How can you set Gauacamole.... as it will connect directly to prox console, but you can't open the spice from there ? Or if you can explain how you can get access ... thanks

the coral stuff is bit tricky.. there is few post about the way to pass on esxi, i think from 2-3 weeks ago. dig over there to see setting to have into your win vm. Of course if you new to passthrough, try with any other device first.

hehe indeed .. it was too about the ,tutorial term. But you did good recap for the amd gfx card, nice.

it's a good quick review on the point for your specific system only, not a tutorial.. over github or website that are those usually place/found. All explanation for pass are in the proxmox manual and people will be able to get the info base on their pc spec.

I got problem with the config over a fresh prox install iso. While if i set a msmtp it work to direclty send mail.. i can't pass the notification using msmtp. So i try again on a new install with default postfix, but i always got this error message, from config with the 465 or 587 port : pve74...

so did you have it working with alias .. or just putting the destination email into datacenter/permission/user - root email did it ?

It's quite a large topic and it's powerfull after you spend the proper time. read the wiki and couple guides. Different hardward have different capabality.. quickly.. there's no cmdline, set option properly in grub + the 6-7 other place. as just at the line.. your option are a mix of old and new...

if you really want to put prox7 on this specific box, you can do search about it and kernel or mod.. and they will show that you need a custom patch to be applied. pass the igpu work, but it's soo slow. Just not do any update after as it will break and get you back to the dmar error.

tb is a protocol that extend pci-e lane. when you do lspci, you do see cpu. do you try to pass the cpu ? tb is part of, so only external device plugged will be compatible. Amd system are worst and so thoses asus plug in card. asrock are quite fine, while i haven't tested this one. And different...

This is a very old and incomplete tuto. And do not pass any card, as it cause many issues. As your starting, simply install, * there is only 1 disk, not 2. And put directly a vmbr4 and your 0 , at boot do the switch at config and off you go.

thunderbolt is mean to extend the pci line up to a device. So you can<t pass that <internal> system handshake to a vm. And as prox is not windows, you cannot plug or replug device. if you want some dock can have function pass to a vm, but most part do not work. And very specific version of prox...

I never see any guide with stuff like : cmdline and consoleblank, mitigation, nokbd. Follow multiple tutorial on reddit and also, they used 7.3 or so, not v8. Then try pass and enable a linux system. Starting with win10 mean problem, as win10 alone got lot of issues to make it pass. Lot of...

Just install prox v8 on an usb stick and you will see directly that lsi card working. very simple and not touching your <previous, current> install.

Was it only usefull if you have a multi nic system and.. thoses nic are not bond together ? As having 1 server with 1 port.. with or not the nconnect option, i guess we will only get the max speed of the nic present...

Hi I would like to know as, having the service portmapper / rpcbind active, we can list and search network directly for any nfs drive. But if we set directly the mapped drive into nfs and open the port 111 : is the nfs drive still can work or we absolutely need rpcbind to be active for that ...

i never see any script like that.. Anyhow, at prox 7.2 they change setting and adjustment need to be made. and a on the part, different setting to be done with vm and grub base on your hrdw. Or simply, disconnect your modem, install prox 7.1 iso, set the setting and hop all work. or 7.4iso, set...

While it look simple to run in a script.. it look there is not a full backup ? As yes, /root/ is not important, the /sbin and /usr/local/, might be best to add.. If we install any package, some config end up to the /var, so having just the: /var/lib/pve-cluster/* might cause missing file ...

hehe this cannot be more clear than this. great!