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You are correct, I was just stating one of the functions it can do. I was just wondering if it will help with any hwaccel like VMs with TPM requirements.

I was wondering if having a physical TPM unit gives any benefits installed in host. I know it can be a source for random number generator.

I recommend getting something like "Y" cable with extra usb connector for aux power. Some SSDs/HDD can overwhelm USB port's power, if they are connected to same bus internally.

Yes you do need to add a Qdevice. I am currently rebuilding my homelab and only have two nodes setup so far, and it sometimes causes issues with HA. Run pvecm expected 1 in each of the hosts to get them back and running.

I have a similar issue but everything works as normal on the node that says Status: Unknown on all the Containers and VMs.

Does it always get stuck in the same place (before the spinning circles show up)? Yes. Primarily when the VM is restarting. Rarely from cold start. Can you remember when the issues started and if yes, can you correlate it with a certain update? I had this issue since V6 that I can remember. I...

I have been having issue with this for a while with VMs. Whenever, the VM restarts and it gets stuck on Proxmox EFI boot screen as seen below. Doesn't matter if it is Windows 10 or 11. I haven't tried a linux distro on a vm yet. I have to do a reset for it to boot normally. This happens only...

What motherboard are you using? It looks like that PCI-E group is shared with many other devices. Also, can you post your settings for modules, modprobe, cmdline, etc.

That is great news! I will mark it as solved as soon as comes out to stable.

What is the VM config? On the CLI: qm config <vmid>

These are my settings cat /etc/kernel/cmdline root=ZFS=rpool/ROOT/pve-1 boot=zfs i915.enable_gvt=1 kvm.ignore_msrs=1 intel_iommu=on iommu=pt cat /etc/modules kvmgt xengt vfio-mdev vfio vfio-iommu-type1 vfio-pci vfio-virqfd The last thing I do before reboot is proxmox-boot-tool refresh You...

If you are willing to learn, I would start with Proxmox Wiki. That is a good place to start on how Proxmox works before you do anything. Remember LXCs doesn't have the same security isolation as VMs.

I dont have any zfs HDD in my array. I do have one hdd as a directory mount for local backups.

That might explain why my SSDs going through its TBW rating like no other.

Did a clean install of the latest Firefox v92 and have the same issue.

I have tried full refresh, changing the font type and font size.

You can use git clone git://git.proxmox.com/git/pve-kernel.git. That is the master tree. You will need to use the branch/version you are using.

I am sure you can. You will have to compile the kernel yourself to get real time functionality.

After upgrading to pve v7, xterm is cutting off bottom of characters in Firefox (v90). I tried changing the settings for xterm but no luck. It works just fine in chrome and edge browser. I have included a snip of xterm.

That depends on your application and use case. One of my machines I have ARC size is set to 2GB max because most of the my drive activity are writes. Any reads I have are pretty static and my miss% is only 10. It may not be a clear advice but you can definitely try reducing it and see if you...