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I thought that had worked as it appeared to be doing the update. I rebooted when it finished but I appear to still be on version 6.4-13. I re-ran the apt update command but get an unauthorized error saying I need to run a touch command to remove the file. That may or may not make sense since...

I'm taking my backup machine from 6.4-13 to 7 using the steps in the wiki. I didn't get any errors, but it doesn't seem to have updated to version 7 either. The update only took about 20 seconds so I'm not sure it actually worked. Below are some outputs in case they are helpful.

I went ahead with the update and didn't get any errors however it failed to update. As this isn't related to the Ceph issue in this post I'll start a new thread. Thank you for your help itNGO. I do appreciate it.

We're a tiny company so we're just running a single machine without a cluster. It's just in standalone mode. I do have a second machine that's also configured but I leave it turned off. It's my safety in case something crashes such as a hardware failure. In that event I'd turn it on and restore...

I wish my business was doing so well that I could hire all sorts of people but when the government forces a shut down of your company but your employees still need to buy groceries things get pretty tight. I guess it's priorities but I need to take care of the people who work for me before I...

I'm trying to update my existing Proxmox from 6.4-13 which was originally created with the ISO and has only been modified by updates, to the new 7. I'm frustrated that there isn't an easier way to do this. Once again the path forward in versions isn't very streamlined or user friendly. I...

SOLVED: I had forgotten to copy the Balloon directory into the Program Files directory and run the blnsvr.exe -i command. Once I did that, the VM started showing up correctly in the Proxmox panel. Thank you for your help!

Yes. That's exactly what it looks like.

Status Running QEMU-GA DisplayName QEMU Guest Agent

I'm using virtio-win-0.1.185. I wasn't sure if you wanted me to run the command from the Proxmox prompt or the Windows Command so I tried both. Proxmox: root@pve:~# Get-Service QEMU-GA -bash: Get-Service: command not found root@pve:~# Windows: 'Get-Service' is not recognized as an internal or...

The memory usage does change in a range from about 88 to 91 so it seems to be reading _something_, but I don't know what. I've tried to reinstall the balloon drivers but it didn't change anything.

I get back an error message saying there's no such a command. And no, I didn't get an error during installation. I follow a guide each time I create a VM and I followed the same guide as always. The only difference is that this time I used the updated version of the virtio-win disc (0.1.185)

The sc qc BalloonService and sc qc QEMU-GA both return "OpenService Failed 1060" messages from the command prompt. From the Services window however it shows QEMU Guest Agent as Running (and indeed it's passing IPs etc to Proxmox). I don't see a Balloon Service but I ran the installer the same...

I have a 6.2-15 installation running 5 Windows machines. There is a Windows10 VM that always shows the memory usage as being between 87-90% in use at all times, even when idle. When I log into the machine task manager shows it's only using about 25%. I've tried rebooting, restarting the QEMU...

Yes! That did it. Thank you. Happy to have that back.

I hadn't tried a different browser. At your suggestion I both purged the cache and tried a different browser. Interesting. The graphs update about once a minute now on both browsers. I was surprised at how different the views are from one browser to the other. For example in Chrome I see the...

I did the update to version 6.2-15 with no error messages. However since the update I've noticed that none of the graphs update. For example if I'm on a VM the graphs will draw in correctly, however they won't change... ever. The only way to update a graph is to click to another area then...

YES! It was in that other file. Deleted it and fixed. THANK YOU!!!! I clearly owe you a beer.

Sorry. Looks like we posted at the same time. Wasn't ignoring your request. Here's the outputs: root@pve:/etc/apt/sources.list.d# find /etc/apt/ /etc/apt/ /etc/apt/preferences.d /etc/apt/apt.conf.d /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/76pveproxy /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/01autoremove...

OK. Rebooted and ran apt update again. Same issue. There is a second file in the /etc/apt/sources.list.d Does it need to be deleted as well? It's called pve-no-subscription.list and is the only other file in that directory.