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I think I followed the update in place guide but ended up with a duplicate modernize-sources entry for Types: deb URIs: http://download.proxmox.com/debian/pve Suites: trixie Components: pve-test Signed-By: /usr/share/keyrings/proxmox-archive-keyring.gpg Which is the preferred location...

HDMI video via Display port to a ubuntu-25.10 VM Kernel 6.15 works out out of the box for me. Other Kernels above 6.8 appear to need the host file /sys/kernel/debug/dri/0000:00:02.0/i915_vbt copied manually to the VM /lib/firmware/ i915_vbt And to VM /etc/default/grub edit the command line to...

For the benefit of other future forum user, posting the actual solution would make this thread more useful. Or at least a link to the guide you used. Unfortunately the absence of which appears to suggest a lack of appreciation for the effort @bbgeek17 has invested in your assistance.

yes Wan and LAN ports in pfsense are passed through in Proxmox Main Lan port on pfsense actually configured to for VLan, with one of the Vlan connected to the NIC used by Proxmox for management via and external switch

Those NIC are limited to 1G, But function in an equivalent set up without issue.

See https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/PCI_Passthrough Enable IOMMU in hardware bios Enable IOMMU in Proxmox I have passed through i210 & i226 NIC and tried both VM bios and Machine options but couldn't notice any difference in pfsense VM function.

I believe so however you would need to connect the two using an external switch. OPSense Lan port is passed through so Proxmox has no internal connection to it. OPSense allocates IP addressing in 192.168.1.x /24 on LAN Proxmox MGMT on Port 1 set within Proxmox to an address in 192.168.1.x /24...

You need to ask that question in this thread https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/solution-intel-igpu-passthrough-to-linux-vm-but-failed-with-kernel-6-10-onward.153659/ I'm just lurking, and watching out for a sensible solution to using the HDMI output from a VM. The aim is to have mini pc...

I think it is an issue with the VM kernel version not Proxmox Hypervisor kernel version: 6.9.12 is working correctly. 6.10-rc1 onward will have black screen and HDMI not detecting any output

@DaCHack Thanks for the guide, I have been trying to get this working for some time. Did you try copying the i915_vbt from host (before passthrough activated) to the VM guest as described in this thread...

The difference is what Proxmox Server Solutions GmbH is saying about what is most appropriate for most Proxmox installations. If most proxomox installations should have their processor microcode patched then Proxmox should have it in their repro or included in the default repros for Proxmox...

Not sure what you had in mind there. Maybe * name & MACAddress match -> proceed without user intervention * name or MACAddress match -> user confirmation required to update non matching item noting total requiring user confirmation * neither name or MACAddress match but outstanding interface...

Ouch That sound stressful. No doubt different decisions would be chosen for your 6TB data in hind sight. An off site disk is good to have going forwards.

This thread discussed options fairly thoroughly https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/how-to-backup-proxmox-configuration-files.67789/

Have you tried setting Sockets:1 and cores to your total core count for that VM. If it achieves throughput and reliability goals, the reasons could be investigated later.

So why does the Proxmox update GUI not include them by default? Or is it planned to include relevant components after they have been tested in the Proxmox environment?

Interested in this also. Similar application. Use custom built "all in one router" consisting of Proxmox, pfsense, 3cx, Unifi application. Similar at 2 sites. Have spare unit for lab & recovery from failure. Like to make more active use of the "spares" as HTPC. So need HDMI out from a VM on...

Done https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4849

pfsense runs on FreeBSD just as Proxmox runs on Debain. In both there is nothing stopping you adding upstream packages and user specific modifications. pfsense has a GUI utility to backup the norml pfsense configuration, the extra user specific additions then must be separately handled by those...

I suggest starting with this thread https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/how-to-backup-proxmox-configuration-files.67789/ Particularly posts #27 and #32