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Hello Joseph, I see two options. First one you create a user with limited access to proxmox web interface. => https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/User_Management (you're looking for "Permission Management, Role and Privileges). Your brother will be able to log into proxmox webinterface and turn his...

So your initial issue would be related to your graphic card. or the fact that's it's nvidia. I've a 1080 on my main, i'll try it out with this card and report back my result. This should be interesting. btw, you don't have the hostpci line in your conf. the GC work anyway ?

It look like it's doable to move your / mount to another partition. https://askubuntu.com/questions/3402/how-to-move-boot-and-root-partitions-to-another-drive But if you can do a fresh install that would be much better. Regardless of that you should be able to create new partition on the...

I pasted a sceenshot of my vm conf. As you can see their is a 2nd card with code 43 error. I did not put x-vga=1 in the vmid.conf. I remenber having a had time with code43. At first my CG was with code43. I somehow solved the code43 issue by not using x-vga=1. I had this microsoft display...

@dcsapak: thanks :) @admin-rack.management : I had a hard time setting up my gpupassthough on my vm at first. My issue was that my motherboard is crossfire enable and both first and 2 16x pci-e slot are using the same iommu group. I had to plug the 2nd card on the third pci-e slot and the issue...

@dcsapak do you mean somthing like: ostype : win10 i also run my vm with macine: q35 Could this be the issue ?

Hello, First mount the disk on your host. And then from your mount point, set up a NFS or cifs/samba share. You can also directly add a drive to your VM through virtio driver but i'm not sure that you will be able to share it on multiple VM. everything is there: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Storage

Hi, I agree with LnxBil. If you want to remove your old proxmox partition, even if it's encrypted, just boot on any new linux, during the install process you've a step where you'll be able to clear your drive partitions and set up new one. And i'm pretty sure windows can do the same thing if...

Ok, in that case, set up a usb key with an ubuntu or any other linux. Boot on your usb drive and check the log of your host. This could be hardware related, but check the log first.

Hello, Have you try shutting down your host, unplug the power source leave it like this a little bit and pulg it back, boot see if anything changes ?

Thanks you so much. that script is awesome !