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I did not try parsec but I am trying to get Moonlight to work but i am stuck with the first step. not able to get the Nvidia RTX Experience to install See, The Nvidia A40-8Q - with 8GB vRAM on an RDP session inside proxmox, this works perfectly. But the NVIDIA RTX Experience will not...

Looks ok and no part of the screen is cut on the latest build of Proxmox 8.2.1 - so this issue is only on Proxmox 8.0.2

Hi Folks, Trying to install proxmox 8 on a EPYC 9554 based machine on a Gigabyte MZ33-AR0 Board. The screen is cut at the bottem right corrner (image below) across mutliple reboots and you cant seem to work via IPMI. any bright ideas

I just gave up, reinstalled, pinned the kernel to ver. 6.5 and everything just works beautifully. only thing is that we dont have a good VDI solution as spice just sucks with no utilization of the GPU only option is to do an RDP. so we are exploring a web based guca with some gpu acceleration...

Thanks alex

No Luck Removed old drivers, installed the new drivers I Have put the patched drivers and also signed them as we have secureboot on

Hi Alex, Thanks for the above info. How can we redeploy with multipe OSD per drive any inputs on this ?

Hi, I have proxmox 8.1 running, will be upgrading to proxmox 8.2.2 soon. We had one of the nodes crash and we have very slow rebuild speeds We run AMD EPYC 7002 Series CPU with 64 Cores * 2, 2TB RAM, 15.36TB SN650 NVME SSD - WD Enterprise grade * 4 per node and we have 10G for interVM...

You update proxmox after installing 8.2

Hi, Thanks for this. I have a A40 and would like to get the same with ver. 17.1 compiling. Would the same patch work or we would need a different patch for the latest version.

Thanks a ton, saved my life

Got it working, thanks for the help folks

Hi This "unreadable (pending) sectors" is a sign of a bad drive. You are using consumer drives and this is expected. Even I have seen this with consumer drives, I have tried using the Crucial MX500 series as boot drives and did not have a great experience with a mirrored setup, you keep them as...

like i need to do --- mokutil --import /usr/share/nvidia/nvidia-modsign-crt-DAE5E38B.der or mokutil --import /var/lib/dkms/mok.pub The guide is not nvidia specific but generic from a dkms signing perspective, something more specific would be more helpful

Sorry for my late reply, i was busy with something else, I am fully confused seeing this post. In my understanidng the post is to sign the boot files during upgrade from 8 to 8.1. Can somebody give me the list of commands to be run, I don't want to break a working cluster as it's a 3 node...

the driver install process is

Hi Folks, Got Proxmox 8.1 Running with Secure Boot and CEPH, added an Nvidia A40 GPU, this supports vGPU was following the below guide - i dont need vgpu-unlock as its a supported card. https://gitlab.com/polloloco/vgpu-proxmox iommu is enabled - verified by below command...

I created a fresh Windows 2019 VM now and did updates, and it consumed about 20 GB space, also reflected by ceph usage. I downloaded a 10 GB DVD ISO image and the utilization jumped to 37 GB in ceph (why 37G and not 30G is a different story), now I deleted this image but the ceph utilization...

Let me try and do this test without a linked clone too and report the findings

Yes it is enabled, but a note. the vm is a linked clone and not a full clone but that should not make a difference