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I can see a pretty good range of temps, just no voltages. Sometimes in the past I've had luck with forcing a given module that 'similar enough' as it were. root@pve:~# sensors gigabyte_wmi-virtual-0 Adapter: Virtual device temp1: +40.0°C temp2: +42.0°C temp3: +38.0°C...

Yes I ran detect - although it didn't seem to suggest modules, just scanned for them (see output at end) One thing I'm about to try is acpi_enforce_resources=lax in boot params. I'm not even 100% sure what chip/module I need. These things are not well documented. root@pve:~# sensors-detect #...

Just looking in https://github.com/torvalds/linux/tree/master/drivers/hwmon, I don't see any of the nctXXX.c variants mention the b550 Aorus EDIT - Hmm, some Googling reveals there might be an out-of-tree NCT6776 option...

Things I've done thus far: * Updated to lastest stable BIOS * Updated the nvme firmware to latest * Reseated the drive (which is directly on the CPU PCIe 4.0 bus, rather than the chipset 3.0 bus) * Checked temp of drive at time of crash (51C) * Checked temp of GPU at time of crash (61C) The...

Thanks for all the replies - I should have stated that, since my initial post, I'm now not using the bifurcator, and just using the direct motherboard m.2 slot (direct CPU lanes)

Update is, I'm still seeing this. Especially during game loads in a Windows VM (using a virtual disk). Any suggestions welcome here.

Whenever I update, I'm always curious what the changes are in the packages. I'm especially interested in KVM/qemu changes, in case there are fixes that might improve performance. Is there an easy way to tell please? EDIT - Actually, in this specific case, I think I did eventually find it...

For anyone reading, upgrading to 5.15 kernel resolved the above: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/opt-in-linux-kernel-5-15-for-proxmox-ve-7-x-available.100936/page-9#post-467465

Just a small bit of positive news - I tried this new kernel and seems to have fixed throughput issues on an rtl8168 USB NIC. (As documented in https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/whats-up-with-realtek-r8169-need-help-with-very-strange-behavior.95097/#post-467395) I thought these issues had...

Does this happen to be a Mele Quieter2/2Q/3Q? I have both the 2Q and the 3Q - I bought the latter because its NIC was internally just on the USB bus. I contacted Mele and they said they just change whether its PCI or USB according to suppliers. While the 3Q does have a PCI NIC, like you I'm...

I'm facing the same issue - I thought the RTL8156 drivers were in 5.13 onwards. Should Proxmox automatically use those?

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Interesting! In my case WAN speed plummeted, which is a known thing apparently: https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/recipes/virtualize-proxmox-ve.html#disable-hardware-checksums-with-proxmox-ve-virtio I wonder how it works for you?

I'm having difficulty getting good LAN and WAN performance at the same time on a virtualised opnsense firewall. I'm unsure if it's a Realtek problem, an Proxmox/KVM problem, or a FreeBSD/OPNsense problem (or combination thereof) What I know is that if I enable CRC in the OPNsense VM, then: *...

Thanks - if it happens again, I'll take a sample.

Yes exactly - just the memory usage in the browser tab, as reported by the OS.

Generally, either one of the consoles, or the summary page.

I've noticed in both Safari and Firefox, and both macOS and Windows, the Proxmox web ui has some kind of memory leak. It starts of around 200MB, but will grow over a few days to >1GB. I like to just leave that tab pinned - is there some known fix for this? Are there any logs I can provide as...

@oguz - thanks, I just got around to trying that, and it reduced my backup size from 40G to 10G.

Further to this, the author of the program told me what it's doing: It seems they are unlikely to stop doing this, so wondering if there's anything I can do to stop Qemu blowing up here?