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It looks like the issue may be with hotplugging, as this time i have tried with 4GB ram and hotplugging for everything but ram and with out ballooning. Is this lightly a bug or an issue with Debian or something at my end and thank you for your help.

Yes, i have either stopped the vm before adding ram or stopped then started it up again also, i have hot swap ram on.

i think the ram is more of an issue anyway as it affects performance at times.

It's surprising that its not dynamic, as it seams to be on other os, will i have to adjust it every time i change the ram.

The host has plenty of ram and this only seems to be happening with debian.

Is this the disk you were referring to. I was referring to the total amount, from what i have seen so far thats fixed.

A couple of hours but, i can leave it running and check periodically. No, for some reason it seams to be stuck on 6Gb swap and 1 GB ram.

it should be in the screenshots above, is it not visible?

I have created a Debian 10 or 11 vm and added 6GB of RAM but, this is allocated as swap inside the vm, have i dun something wrong. I have tried other OS both, Linux and windows and this seems to be only happening with Debian, i have tried with and without ballooning enabled and changing the...

@dcsapak @Lucian Ok thanks, i will look into that. Would you recommend either of them over the other.

So there's no way to do this at all not even iscsi or some thing else like an lvm or a directory under storage in proxmox.

I am trying to share a USB across multiple virtual machines at once but, when its enabled it only seems to be visible on one virtual machine. So far i haven't been able to find any thing on this, can some one please point me in the right direction or suggest where i am going wrong. Thanks