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For LXC Containers on arm you NEED arm container templates, the x86 container templates from proxmox will NOT work

Short intro to LVM: 3 Layers: - Physical Volumes - Volume Groups - Logical Volumes pvs shows the physical volumes (physical disks or partitions) vgs shows the volume group(s), VGs consists of one or more PVs (so if you run out of space you can add a new disk to your VG) lvs show your logical...

you cannot load kernel modules inside a container, you can mount it on the host and do a bindmount into the container

fdisk shows only a 16Mb Partition on your sdb and nvme. Maybe the partition table was lost / overwritten? Do you remember how it was partitioned? What kind of storage had you configured? LVM like on sda? zfs? Show output of cat /etc/pve/storage.cfg Show output of pvdisplay, vgdisplay...

Great, have fun

auto lo iface lo inet loopback iface eno1 inet manual auto vmbr0 iface vmbr0 inet static <------>address 88.888.888.88/28 <------>hwaddress 0c:c4:7a:34:3e:cc Like this, some providers dont like it (that is block you) if you have another mac in their network <------>gateway 88.888.888.88...

This is definitly the wrong forum, since arm processors (and therefor raspi) are not supported by proxmox officially. Raspberry Pi OS for raspi 5 is based on debian 12(bookworm) the pimox packages you tried to install are for debian 11 (bullseye) I dont know if there is a pimox8 yet, look...

Your ip for the proxmox host is configured on the vmbr0 interface, you can add the line hwaddress 0c:c4:7a:34:3e:cc to your vmbr0 interface so i usses the mac from the eno1 interface (which is part of that bridge. Your VMs and LXCs have their own ip and mac adresses on that bridge interface...

I assume thIs this a hosted server? Do you get multiple ip and mac adresses or just one?

Correct, 2 Interfaces, 1 connected

What is your setup, what are you trying to achieve, and how much do you know about networking?

brctl shows eno1 is the physical interface on vmbr0, while vmbr1 has no physical Interfaces connected

Will show you link detected yes or no

Sorry, too early in the mornig, ethtool eno1 and ethtool eno2 without -i

Check your bridge Interfaces with brctl show

You can check with ethtool if it is connected ethtool -i eno2

Your Server just has 2 physical network Interfaces eno1 and eno2

I already did that, no problems. I have created a new container, mounted the backup and manualy copied the files, but it is worrying that it does not show why the restore is not working

You have to add the ceph repository: PVE Server -> Updates -Repositories -> Add: Repository -> Ceph no-subscription But WHY are you installing Proxmox 7, the version you should use is 8 (8.1 to be precise) apt update; apt full-upgrade Check for potential problems with pve7to8 apt-get...