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If I knew what any of that alphabet soup meant I might be able to provide that information. Sorry.

So there's no harm in being over 100% as long as I'm not actually using all of the allocated space in the VMs?

I'm confused by something. I was going to clone a VM today but aborted it until I figure out what I'm looking at. I have my local lvm showing 30.25% usage of 8TB however when I click on the pve->Disks-LVM it shows 100% usage of 8TB. Which is it, 30% or 100%? Why do the numbers not match? Now...

Of course I had rebooted after the upgrade. I think I did it again when it was hanging all the backups but I can't remember for sure if I did it, or just thought about doing it. I've rebooted it just now and manually started one of the backups. It seems to have started OK. I'll see how it's...

I updated to version 7.1-8 but have been having problems with backups ever since. At first the backups were all failing reporting they were unable to get a lock. In an effort to resolve the problem I deleted all my backup schedules and have recreated new ones so I could make _sure_ there was no...

My backup doesn't have enough capacity to run all my VMs. It's only big enough to run a couple of them. That would work until I did an install on the main machine but it would take a LONG time. It takes about 2 hours to copy each VM over my network and then 2 hours to copy each one back. That...

apt install -f didn't fix it. Just FYI.

Well I sure appreciate the help. As this is my backup machine I could always start over from the version 7 ISO but that won't help me upgrade my production machine without having the same problem. This one is a learning experience for me. It's much easier on the nerves when it's not the "real"...

Yes I can SSH into the server (so I know it's the right IP). root@pve:~# apt list --installed | grep proxmox-ve WARNING: apt does not have a stable CLI interface. Use with caution in scripts. Would running an "apt install -f" correct this?

So just like before.... there isn't one. I do know the IP of the machine but it doesn't allow a browser to connect. I'm not convinced Proxmox is running....

So it's not like in the past where the server comes up and gives you the IP address? I'm not getting that at all, just the command prompt. And if I try to go to the gui page I just get a message that says "192.168.x.x refused to connect (the x's are mine). And yes, I'm at port 8006

I ran the command "apt update && apt dist-upgrade -y" and it appeared to be installing Proxmox. I didn't see any errors. When it completed I rebooted the system. When it booted back up however it didn't boot into Proxmox but instead is just at a command prompt and no GUI. I see it's saying...

In the comments above it appear that Proxmox got removed from this machine while attempting the update so we need to try to re-install it somehow. Now knowing this, should I still run apt full-upgrade?

If I delete the files under etc/apt/sources.list.d and leave only the files you listed above in the etc/apt/sources.list then try to do the update/install I get this

OK, so I've changed etc/apt/sources.list.d/ceph.list to read deb http://download.proxmox.com/debian/ceph-octopus bullseye main Should I try to run the updates again?

In a different thread I addressed the CEPH issue. I don't have CEPH installed at all as this isn't in a cluster. Since CEPH isn't installed I was told to skip the entire Nautilus to Octopus part of the upgrade... there's nothing to upgrade. It doesn't say anything about removing the line...

The file exists, but it's empty. There are no lines of text inside of it.

I don't have a "/etc/apt/sources.list.d/pve-enterprise.list" file. That directory only holds a file named "pve-no-subscription.list" and a second one named "ceph.list". The "pve-no-subscription.list" file is empty. The only changes I've made to this system since installing from the ISO were...

The most worrisome thing is that this is my backup system. I wanted to do it first to make sure it went well before doing the live machine. The problem is that following the instructions is how I got here (except for that touch command) and I don't know how to avoid ending up at this same place...

I forget the exact language but it wasn't as clear as your example. I was under the impression that it had to be removed for the update to take place based on it's language. I have updated the repositories as suggested already but when I run apt install proxmox-ve I get an error saying...