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how can I install this: pve-qemu-kvm=9.2.0-3? I want to just install pve-qemu-kvm=9.2.0-3 not the rest in case it is not ready

I`m running Z4G4 HP Workstation The difference between performance and power safe is 20W powersave performance

I just setup the same thing, what is your setup?

you need to install GOOGLE driver in VM as well

thank you for your reply. I went through the bottom yesterday. Decided to to migrate from 7to8 to see if it fixes my issue and it went sounth. I had something blocking the upgrade from my CPU passthrough attempt and I could not figure out what to do with it. Luckily i was able to backup...

apt install pve-headers apt-get install --reinstall gasket-dkms ( this does not work in latest PROXMOX 8 ) GASKET-DKMS installation in Proxmox 8 apt remove gasket-dkms apt install git apt install devscripts apt install dh-dkms In HOME git clone...

I can backup to the same location other VMs just one is causing an issue ( the most important ) Getting following erros when I try to backup in 'STOP" mode INFO: include disk 'scsi0' 'local-lvm:vm-100-disk-0' 164G ERROR: Backup of VM 100 failed - unable to open...

just a note: I was able to enable PCIe TPU via VM by enabeling the IOMMU in GRUB in pve shell nano /etc/default/grub for intel: add GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet intel_iommu=on" GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet intel_iommu=on iommu=pt" save update-grub nano /etc/modules ad modules vfio...

@m hello sir, how did you create this part? "created a user called lxcroot with value 100000 "

I fixed the problem by 1. booting into GParted Live iso on that VM. 2. Deleting /dev/sda2 including Swap file 3. resizing the sda1 to 95% leaving 5GB free for swap 4. creating new swap file using those remaining 5GB 5. Once booted back to Debian I had to update UUID in fstab now the system...

I was in the same situation with Debian VM and had to do the same thing. Your post helped me a lot.

Team I have a Debian VM which is using 32GB , I managed to extend and add aditional 32GB in Proxmox but now I need to extend that size in the OS. I have tried to follow the Proxmox guide but it is not working on my case. Would you be able to help me? server@debian2:~$ sudo fdisk -l /dev/vda...

thank you very much Sir. Your advice was spot on! :)

understand and thank you for your time I have HP 800 G2 mini with i5 6500T and WIFI M.2 Intel 9260. I was able to enable the IOMMU in BIOS and in GRUB my configuration is following I was able to make the WIFI work once when I added the device as PCI device and USB device same time. But it...

my host is HP 800 G2 mini ( i5 6500T ) with onboard M.2 Intel wifi card. when I add the card to me VM ( debian OS ) the VM will not start, also host goes to 100% on CPU and Memory load. I`m new to proxmox what can I do?