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I just ran into a similar issue today. I was working on some networking in ansible and needed a VM that I could snapshot and revert for testing. I was under the impression that it did not completely reconfigure things like ssh keys on reconfigure, but I guess it does. For a little more info I...

So after reflashing the firmware it seems to be working correctly. WIll be doing some more testing to be sure.

That is the same guide I have been following too. I do have both those settings disabled, but I did forget to disconnect the battery. Let me revert and try again.

Thanks for that info. I have 7.0 running on two other identical R720s just fine. It is just this one system that is giving me troubles and I am not sure why. I am not running the stock H710 firmware on the controller but have flashed it with an "IT mode" firmware. I might go through the...

In your VM go to options and check the boot order and make sure the imported disk is in there and checked.

Mine is is using the 710 mini also but it is flashed to IT mode so there is no hardware raid. I have another R720 with the same setup that the install went just fine with.

I am having issues with installing Proxmox 7 on one of my DELL R720. The installation goes fine until it is setting up the bootload and then I get and error on the console: Searching for this issue give lots of results for arch linux but not during the install phase. Not sure how to proceed...

I had also asked for help on the VIFO discord and they noticed I did not strip the headers out of the GPU bios rom file. Once I did that I can passthrough the GPU to Windows 10. But it only works after the OS has started loading drivers. Is there a way to get the OVMF bios to work correctly...

Switched it to none and nothing is happing on the GPU.

Thanks for getting back to me. I posted dmesgs of each start of the VM and also attached a full dmesg from after a reboot, then staring/stoping the Ubuntu VM and then starting the Windows 10 VM. New Windows not working: root@pve01:/etc/pve/qemu-server# cat 111.conf agent: 1 balloon: 0 bios...

So I previously had GPU passthrough working to a windows 10 VM. But I had had a harddrive failure on my proxmox server that forced me to reinstall. I have been following every tutorial and mostly rememeber what I had done previously but and having issue with it working for Windows 10. I can...

No, the drivers go on the VM. They will no longer give code 43 in VMs

Try the latest drivers. Nvidia has added "Beta" support for PCIE Passthrough on Geforce cards now.

Apparently in the latest Nvidia drivers they have added "Beta" support of pci passthrough of graphics cards. So no more masking the VM, just directly passthrough the GPU. Of course you still have to make sure the host system is not using the card. Take a look at GeForce PCIe Passthrough...

So that config was generated with the proxmox web gui. I will try and change them later and see if it fixes my issues. Thanks.

If you have more then one gateway then you could have a problem. Take a look at your routes and see ip route if there is more then one default gateway.

Honestly it should be simple and no need for a tutorial. Unless your ISP is using some kind of port security on the router what you did should work. The only thing I potentially see wrong is the netmask you assigned. Most ISPs don't hand out /24 netmasks for single IPs.

I think you said the same thing I did, but is still doesn't address the need of two bridges. You can't have the same bond as interfaces in multiple bridges unless you are using a vlan on the bond which he is not doing.

With my ISP I cannot change the device that is connected to the router without rebooting the router. I don't know if that would be the case with your ISP and router but you might want to try that.

For some reason I was thinking the ports were connected to different machines in my head. But I still don't understand why he would want two bridges on the same subnet. @dshawth Have you setup the switch that the systems are connected to to enable link aggregation on the ports for these...