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Hi, what exactly does "when i go inside the mounted volume" mean? I'm asking about factual commands you issued and where you issued them :) Edit: please post the output of df -hT

For the beginning: the output of pveversion -v But please put the output into the SPOILER tags. At the top of the composing window, in the center there are three vertical dots ("More options..."). Click it and select the icon of a crossed eye (Spoiler).

You gave very little information. Not even the version. So I can only guess... Try apt install --reinstall pve-manager proxmox-widget-toolkit Does it help?

Screenshots sometimes are necessary, like when someone describes an issue of the GUI. For textual data - text is better, so that we can search for errors / details, copy & paste them and to quote particular details. For instance: if I'd have to read these long strings of characters and numbers...

What, exactly, have you done in PVE before the GUI has stopped working? :)

Use apt full-upgrade or apt-get dist-upgrade

Please post the output of lsblk in "CODE" or "SPOILER" tags - to preserve the formatting.

I don't know if now but something unusual has happened. Maybe the USB connector has been touched / misplaced or something.

Not quite "nothing special" in the log ;-(. communication error and USB reset. Maybe not related, I don't know...

First of all: have backups :) . About Home Assistant VM: you probably overprovisioned the disk (thin LVM makes it possible and it's OK as long as you pay attention to NOT occupy more space in all VMs and containers (in sum) than the thin LVM has). As you wrote: some of the warnings may come...

Not under Tasks. If in the GUI: Datacenter -- your PVE host -- System Log Or (better, IMHO): from the command line: journalctl

Nothing unusual in the logs?

@joel-prox You can also read this: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/fabu-no-network-connectivity-after-installation-or-after-switching-the-router-can-not-load-the-web-gui-in-a-browser.160091/

I remember that sometimes nomodeset added to the boot command line helped me.

So the PVE host's IP address is in the DHCP range... Below are some more ideas to check. Can you ssh from the PVE shell (from its console) to the VM and verify it is this VM really? Set the IP address of the VM manually to some unused address. Does it help? If the problem persists, can you...

Welcome, The Cageybee! You are absolutely right when you prefer not to use any uncertain scripts / tools :) . Please run in the shell of the PVE host the following commands: pvesm status pvesm list local-lvm lvs qm list pct list and post the results using the CODE tags to preserve the formatting.

@jaysun_n I verified that after I added in PBS the role DatastoreAudit to the user and the Path in this Permission is equal to the datastore path (i.e. the Path does NOT contain the namespace), the PVE started to display the usage of this storage (the percent number and the time-based graph)...

You wrote: Which, precisely, IP address does the VM get? The symptom is similar to an IP address conflict. Maybe the DHCP server gives the same IP address that PVE host is using? What is the DHCP range?

A workaround can be logging to the host via ssh (or opening the console in the GUI) and issuing journalctl, optionally with options for specifying a time range (see man journalctl for details.

In the first post you attached an image of ip a of some iface with MAC address ending with 37:72. But the config from GUI contains an iface with the address ending with b1:59. Looks like you watched at different places or so ;)