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I have never seen a red LED, so maybe you really have a temperature issue. Try installing lm-sensors and check the temperatures with `sensors`

If the Intel Linux team comes back with further testing, I will gladly continue, right now I only tested one kernel patch which unfortunately did not help. While using the "broken" machine, I monitored any pveupgrade/apt upgrade that I ran via SSH for upgrade to pve-firmware and then renamed the...

Yes, each upgrade of pve-firmware will reinstate that file. In the bug report upstream (https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/intel/-/issues/9244), I was given the workaround of adding i915.enable_dc=0 to the kernel commandline (in /etc/default/grub). This also works as it disables the GPU power...

I tried Debian 12 with the firmware-misc-nonfree installed and it is the same issue. For Debian I found a guide how to get the kernel crash, but it produces no kdump at all, so that doesn’t help either. I opened a bug with Debian and then tried Fedora 38 which ships the DMC firmware, it also...

I have setup all three of my HP ProDesk 400 G5 now, only one of them shows this behavior. They are connected to a PiKVM with a 4-port HDMI switch, I had the switch set to PC1 and everything has been running fine for 3 days. Then I switched to PC4 (where no machine is connected to, so all three...

It really is not an issue not loading this firmware file, every vanilla Debian does it because they don't include the non free firmware package by default. The only difference is that it cannot send the iGPU to a lower power state, so maybe 2-3W higher consumption in idle.

To investigate the issue on my machines further, I installed Arch with the latest kernel (6.4.10) on my HP Prodesk 400 G5 (which also ships with intel-firmware package, including kbl_dmc_ver1_04.bin). It runs fine without a monitor and did not crash yet. But I noticed that power consumption is...

I tried this, because I had a similar issue with an older server (based on i3-7100 and a Supermicro board), even back then with a 4.x kernel. That one never had a monitor connected and took longer to crash, but it had quite a lot of services running. Whenever I watched something on Plex, it...

I currently have an issue with a ProDesk 400 G5 where it is crashing when NO monitor or even a DisplayPort cable is connected. I found that when you remove kbl_dmc_ver1_04.bin, this problem goes away. Proxmox bare metal installer adds the pve-firmware package which includes this dmc firmware. I...

When you mentioned the GPU passthrough issue, I came to think about your original issue also being GPU related. 1) Do you have a monitor connected to pve1 or pve2? 2) On pve1 you should have pve-firmware installed by default, is that correct? Do you have firmware-misc-nonfree installed on pve2...

I upgraded from 6.2.9 to 6.2.11 yesterday and after some hours, the machine completely locked up (not reachable via network). I could not reset it via IPMI so I had to hold the power button for a couple of seconds until it shut off. Then I could not power it on anymore, not even after a CMOS...

Good morning, a week ago, I reported the following Bug: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3534 Has anyone else noticed this issue with Kernel 5.11? With 5.4, I can use passthrough just fine, but as 5.11 reports one RMRR as unusable, VFIO is not loaded anymore.