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is it possible to perform an unattended install without needing an NFS or DHCP server?

how can i list all VMs (including powered off and disconnected ones) on a bridge?

Can I get qm clone or qm importovf to automatically assign the next unused VMID instead of having to explicitly specify one myself?

how can i detach (but not delete) a disk from a VM using qm (or other cli)?

Is there a summarised list of proxmox services that contains a description of the service, and config files and firewall ports required by the service? And if I'm using Proxmox just for KVM, which services can I disable?

it works with other stuff, even vanilla bullseye.

I'm experiencing this weird issue with Apt when using a http proxy (tinyproxy). I have the following configured: /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/99myproxy Acquire::http::Proxy "http://myproxy.XXXX:8080"; then when i run apt clean apt update apt -y dist-upgrade i get the following error on the first run...

Can I name my bridge interface anything other than vmbrX?

can't do this via the ui?

how do attach existing qcow2 images to a vm?

Can I name my vswitches anything else instead of vmbrX?

so what's ovs_ports for then? i set the phy interface as an OVSPort and commented out ovs_port and it seems to work.

i have the following in /etc/network/interfaces auto eno1 iface eno1 inet manual auto vmbr0 allow-ovs vmbr0 iface vmbr0 inet static ovs_type OVSBridge ovs_ports eno1 address 192.16.0.2/24 gateway 192.16.0.1 but when my system comes up, eno1 is not added to vmbr0 i have to manually add...

Does openvswitch support creating bonded (teamed) uplinks directly? And how do I configure that in /etc/network/interfaces? Or do I need to create a bonded interface and use that as my openvswitch port?

I setup an OVSwitch manually by editing /etc/network/interfaces. How do I get the UI to reflect this?