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I'm sorry I retract all that I said. It's my fault. Please ignore my message. Case closed. Everything is good

I want to keep all my ISOs on one drive, but to install the VMs on another drive. Why this isn't possible?. When I create a VM and I select a certain storage, I cannot select the ISO from another volume. It does not make sense. This is called lack of flexibility. Am I doing something wrong?

After grub, before I get the login prompt, I get the following error twice: ACPI BIOS Error (bug): Could not resolve [\_SB.UBTC.RUCC], AE_NOT_FOUND I guess this is a kernel bug

Let’s say I don’t want to use VNC or other remote desktop software from another computer to connect to the VMs running in my PVE, but instead I want to use the same computer where PVE is installed to open a VM. If you’re not understanding what I want, have a look at this video at second at 0:20...

This means that, if Debian and Ubuntu work fine on Alder Lake, then Proxmox will work too….right?

And want would be this mailing list?

I kindly asked a question previously to the community. Have any of you tried to run the VE on a 12th gen Intel machine? Unfortunately I didn't have answers. These new CPUs are hybrid, with P-Cores and E-Cores. If Intel is going in this direction, then all future CPUs will have the similar...

It would be great to use the latest CPUs from Intel. Or let me rephrase... If this is not possible, what desktop MTBs are supported? I cannot afford a Server MTB.