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Great eye! Thanks for catching that. Added the "_" and restarted. While on that subject I'm having a strange issue where the "_" character doesn't show up when using the Proxmox console window in a browser. In my case I'm using Firefox. This started with Proxmox 7. On my Proxmox 6 install I...

Thanks for your continued help with this. Output of requested commands is below.

I did not restart originally when I first ran fsck so I ran the below commands again and then restarted. This is the latest output from apt update && apt dist-upgrade after restarting from the fsck commands above.

I was still seeing the same issue after running fsck.vfat. Output from suggested commands is as follows:

Output of commands is as follows:

I'm running Proxmox VE 7.0-13 and getting the following error when trying to run "apt-get dist-upgrade". As far as I can tell everything is working properly even though I'm getting this error. The below is is the content of "/etc/apt/sources.list". Please advise how I can avoid this error...

I ended up restoring from an earlier Proxmox Backup and that resolved my issue. Not entirely sure why.

I recently did a fresh install of Proxmox 7 and switched from using legacy bios to UEFI. I used these instructions to configure intel_iommu for systemd-boot. https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Pci_passthrough Everything is working except for the my Plex VM which uses GPU passthrough but the only...

Thanks for the reply. I believe that error was distracting me from the real issue. I ended up doing a fresh install of Proxmox 7 last night to get around my issue. My VM storage was on a different pool so I didn't lose any data (also had backups from PM Backup). I believe I ran into this issue...

I upgraded my Proxmox 6 environment to 7 and as far as I know that process completed successfully. I used the following instructions to complete this upgrade: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Upgrade_from_6.x_to_7.0 Now when my Proxmox 7 box tries to start I see the below error during startup...

Not sure why DHCP isn't working on my Ubuntu VM but if manually specify the IP address on my Ubuntu VM everything works as expected. I can get to the public internet, etc. This fixes my issue. I just wasn't positive that my Proxmox network configuration was correct.

First I'm new to Proxmox so I'm sure I'm missing something easy. My /etc/network/interfaces is currently configured as: # network interface settings; autogenerated # Please do NOT modify this file directly, unless you know what # you're doing. # # If you want to manage parts of the network...