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I'm wondering if you might have had an easier time doing this: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Install_Proxmox_VE_on_Debian_12_Bookworm Reference for GDM (for quick lookups): https://wiki.debian.org/GDM Could you attach the logs for the X server? It'd be useful to see what it is doing, and...

@ness1602 Looking at the spec sheets at https://www.westerndigital.com/en-au/products/internal-drives/wd-red-sn700-nvme-ssd?sku=WDS200T1R0C you'd think they were reasonable, what's the specific reason they fall off a cliff?

Just out of interest, try putting the guests under load, and then measure their Mhz at that point; perhaps they will adjust according to load. I sometimes find it can also help to assume that the machine might not be doing what you tell it, see what happens with and without the various power...

I'm curious, what would you need to comply with to run it? [In a US Federal setting. It might also bring others out of the woodwork as a thought exercise.]

Good to see you've solved it :) Please don't feel bad though; there's an incredible number of people who do this, and once you've done it once, you get paranoid and typically don't do it again. For future reference, other ones to keep an eye out for: Any cable partially inserted. Any internal...

As I asked the original poster, I'll ask you the same, what tool did you use to resize the partition?

Just a quick heads-up: you've jumped in the deep end. So, what you are currently looking at is the virtual devices that are presented to Windows. These are generic, so the Virtual machine does not see the real hardware. What you will want to learn about, is passthrough. The idea with that is...

I think this would be a good use case for an enterprise SSD acting as an SLOG, as it would reduce the slower write amplification on your mirror a reasonable amount; it'd certainly reduce the iops required per operation. It wouldn't need to be big or overwhelmingly expensive, it would just need...

Sorry for dropping off the face of the earth, I've been quite unwell since the 2nd. Given it's behaviour, I'm leaning towards two possibles: 1) A driver issue; these are always difficult. 2) Something overheating; that's testable, does it last longer if the side of the case is open? I'd...

Try running the network connection at a lower speed and see if that stabilises the link. Be aware, I have seen an issue where devices do crash out due to "port flapping", this is where the network speed is renegotiated at high speed due to unstable wiring. Not saying it's the case here, but...

Okay, jump to the section "Setting the Speed and Duplex" in the following doc: https://wiki.debian.org/NetworkConfiguration First, test the negotiated speeds as indicated, then try setting a lower speed manually, like 100Mbps. See if it improves the situation; this is only as a test. Do you...

Please ensure you have your VMs backed up; I hope you did so before this upgrade. As a tip to others who read this, and to add to Chris above, running apt dist-upgrade --download-only to download all the packages in advance, then performing the apt dist-upgrade can avoid some potential headaches...

Correct, as much info as you can provide.

(And it'd be cool if you boot into the prior kernel, it might magically work. In which case it can be isolated to a change in the new kernel build.)

And I'm pointing out I saw several problems... here's the thing, I learned a long time ago that if you want to convey something, you need to give all the information, and ask a lot of questions; and I work with a lot of people, from high-end to quite limited. It will serve you well if you learn...

This reminds me of a situation I discovered myself in, where I was discussing a project with the Executive's Assistant. A problem had arisen where I was not receiving material, and after further enquiries, I was told the following: "I have been talking with you in my head." The point of the...

Yes, that would be true, but it would allow people to understand better what they are looking at. While the defaults are present, as you have indicated, we don't know all of the interfaces and how they have been configured; it helps us help you.

Could we get a screenshot of your network settings/layout?

Note: As a test, try booting the prior Kernel, just in case it helps.

<---- Using Ubuntu and Debian for Docker containers. However, it's your preference. I just found those two reliable for my use case; I use the docker.io provided package repositories instead of the distro ones. Another thing is that it can be much easier with the documentation as well, as...