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Why not reduce proxmox to a specialist distro then ? After installing the package i see nothing but trouble which i cannot blame on Debian. There is an rrdcache process running unbound but i find the process nowhere for example.

LXC with Debian-standard image for version 10.x is very slow to boot and also lost network. I see no way of troubleshooting

Not sure about anything anymore. While i was perfectly able to boot with PCI passthrough enabled and be shown a login prompt, i now land at vfio-pci ... vgaarb: changed VGA decodes ...ooh, linux can be so exhausting

Backtracking on my own statements. The cmdline in use now (very stable, not know if fast) iommu=pt amd_iommu=on nomodeset nofb video=vesafb:off,efifb:off text For /etc/modules i have amd_iommu_v2 vfio vfio_iommu_type1 vfio_pci vfio_virqfd aufs overlay msr for...

oh, yes, indeed, a typo. After much trial and error i ended up with a working configuration which is fast and stable. I did check all available documents, this did not work as such for my setup at the time. Based on the tests i performed and the experience i grew i do not think i can leave...

Okay, and ? Please, make proxmox into a mini distribution then.

Jun 25 12:59:26 myhost collectd[42379]: rrdtool plugin: rrd_update_r (/var/lib/collectd/rrd/pvx/cgroups-<vmid>/.......rrd) failed: /var/lib/collectd/rrd/pvx/cgroups-<vmid>/........rrd: illegal attempt to update using time 1593082766 when last update time is 1593082766 (minimum one second step)...

Thanks, that helped. Somewhat. The issue keeps on resurfacing for cpu and cgroups.

Okay. Like i said. Do both vm and hardware.

1. do not reboot until you understand what you did 2. /boot/efi should be mounted to see if it contains an entry for grub or loader now you know 3. if it reads grub and you know grub, you should be fine 4. if it read loader and contains loader.conf you are using systemd-boot, use pve-efiboot-mgr...

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Not much to to work with here, indeed, all looks good. Not sure if this line should read passthrough instead, i know it shows passthrough with my setup. [Sat Jun 20 00:01:24 2020] iommu: Default domain type: Translated In the past i noticed reordering kernel boot paramters does make a...

Very nice specs. Much more than you need for 5 VPN connections :) Running a firewall in a vm is okay but if the VM server is in a highly sensitive area i would advise against it. Just because VM breakouts happen and if it takes the server down there is no more firewall. You could consider...

Running with a 1700x 8 cores and 32GB of ram, a 1.13TB zfs pool built on 3 cheap ssd drives (2x sata, 1x nvme) works great, but i think 64GB or even 48GB would be just right. CPU is amazingly little in use, RAM is forced to run at 2666Mhz instead of 3200Mhz since upgrading to 32GB from 16GB...

WTF! while /etc/network/interface has the bridge configured and a bridge.vlanid configured it now does not know the bridge interface anymore when looking with brctl show the file /var/log/error shows a kernel: mce: [Hardware Error]: CPU 11: Machine Check: 0 Bank 5: bea...... kernel: mce...

Just one hour ago. The machine froze again. The system which rebooted fine multiple times before is now (as per usual) showing "vfio-pci ...... vgaarb: changed VGA decodes: olddecodes=io+mem, decodes=none:eek:wns=none" as the last line on the screen, strangely it reboots almost immediately on...

dmesg -T | grep -e BAR -e Intel -e iommu -e IOMMU -e passthrough -e DMAR -e bug -e Bug may tell you more

Ah, thanks.May i suggest to document that not-mounting bit and such ? OOPS From the page you mentioned, i missed this 3 times. The ESPs are not kept mounted during regular operation, in contrast to grub, which keeps an ESP mounted on /boot/efi. This helps to prevent filesystem corruption to...

Thanks Stoiko. I had a read again on this page now i slept a few hours. Typical as for many open source 'documentation' it is informative, not helpful. That much i could learn with 'man bootctl' and 'man systemd-boot' What has me stumped is systemd-boot works fine but the /boot/efi partition...

also a possiblity is to enable backports on Wheezy or to check with apt-cache policy qemu-guest-agent which versions are available then install with apt install qemu-guest-agent=<versionnumberyouwanthere>