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Hi everyone, Just an update to tell you that following the update to kernel 5.19, I no longer experience VM crashes with my Topton N5105 mini PC. No issue encountered during the update. My pfSense VM uptime is 3 days now. With kernel 5.16, it would systematically crash after 1 day or so...

We got some reports about that CPU not playing all to well with 5.15 kernel. Can you try the opt-in 5.19 based kernel? https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/opt-in-linux-5-19-kernel-for-proxmox-ve-7-x-available.115090/#post-497587

CPU(s) 4 x Intel(R) Celeron(R) N5105 @ 2.00GHz (1 Socket) Kernel Version Linux 5.15.74-1-pve #1 SMP PVE 5.15.74-1 (Mon, 14 Nov 2022 20:17:15 +0100) PVE Manager Version pve-manager/7.3-3/c3928077

Nov 30 14:35:16 pve QEMU[1789]: KVM internal error. Suberror: 1 Nov 30 14:35:16 pve QEMU[1789]: emulation failure Nov 30 14:35:16 pve QEMU[1789]: RAX=ffffb93d805a2818 RBX=ffffb93d884d9c00 RCX=00000000fffffffd RDX=0000000000000fbf Nov 30 14:35:16 pve QEMU[1789]: RSI=000000007de1d5f1...

My 5.19 crashed after 2 weeks (n5105). System is down and I’m on the road so can’t check the details until I get back. Probably going to dump proxmox when I get back and just try running pfsense directly. Keep losing security cameras,etc when I am on the road.

on Mini PC Celeron, disable mitigations and cstate tweaks are needed nano /etc/default/grub GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="intel_idle.max_cstate=1 processor.max_cstate=1 mitigations=off"

Hi everyone, I'm also experiencing crashes/hangs to my VMs running on PVE 7.2 kernel 5.15 with an Intel N5105 (Topton Mini PC with 16GB RAM / 240GB SSD). Tried to update to 5.19 kernel with command apt install pve-kernel-5.19 but I get a package not found error and thus can't go further. A...

There have been reports of problems with Proxmox on N5105. I think this is the main thread about it. But I'm happy for you that you are not experiencing crashes. If a VM only sees the first 1GB (or a little less), then maybe memory hotplug is enabled for the VM but not in (or supported by) the...

...with a little pve host that is actually a sort of mini network oriented computer with 4NICs and the following CPU : 4 x Intel(R) Celeron(R) N5105 @ 2.00GHz (1 Socket) I have 32GB of RAM (non ecc sadly) and it runs on a 500GB NVME disk It's a homelab install and for now everything is smooth...

Oh wow I missed that complete. Ty No, it has a 250g m.2 ssd boot drive

There have been reports of problems with N5105. I think this is the main thread about it.

I run Proxmox on a miniPC (intel n5105, 16GB ram,eth connected, 2x2tb disks in a zfs pool) as a home server with nothing fancy - a HomeAssistant VM and couple of lxc containers with Samba and a media server and some web services on them. At seemingly random times the node would become...

I can confirm that Proxmox is ustable on N5105: My great uptime on my PFsense router I don't see any correlation be network load and crashrate. Edit: Update to 5.19 and is currently stable, 2 days of uptime...

In order to get this working on an N5105 box, I had to do alternatives to step 3, found here: https://forums.plex.tv/t/can-jasper-lake-n6005-use-hardware-transcoding/758158/28 The alternative steps to be run on the host are: echo “options i915 force_probe=4e55” >> /etc/modprobe.d/i915.conf...

...@gyrex , it looks like you have solved the problem? Are you using NVMe SSDs or SATA SSDs after switching back to Proxmox from ESXi? I'm also a N5105 series CPU host user, and I'm also having problems with VMs rebooting irregularly: The openwrt VM reboots, but PVE shows openwrt as fine...

Virtualization on them is unstable. Newer kernels do better, but seems still not good/optimal for many people. So if you want (now) a stable system for your PVE-host, I would not recommend those CPUs (yet)... For more informations read...

I don't understand, is the Proxmox use some kernel version on hardware Intel celeron N5105/N6005 will have problem? Switch the system kernel can done in Proxmox? I don't know anything of this. Are you facing some problem on your device? You don't recommend me use this Intel celeron N6005 as Proxmox?

What kernel are you running on the PVE host? Since upgrading to the 5.19.x kernel, my VMs (Ubuntu and pfSense) with uptimes of 30+ days which have only been marred by a power outage.

...is set-up very generic almost entirely running off the set-up wizard and I just crashed again after 4 hours. My box is an HUNSN RJ03 with the N5105 CPU with 32g ram (now 16 as I pulled one module as part of debugging) After crashing the CPU typically pegs to 100%. It looks like it might...

n5105. 5.15.64-1: pbs vm(with same latest kernel) and debian vm(cloud kernel 5.10.0-19) up for 7 days, still ok. these 2 vms up for 5 days with previous 5.15.60-2, until I upgrade kernel and reboot host. with 5.15.60-1 above VMs will hang up in 1 day.