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Hey everyone, I'm having an issue with hotplugging CPUs in Proxmox. Here's what's happening: Set a limit of 6 vCPUs. Launched a Windows VM with 2 vCPUs. Enabled NUMA and hotplug options in the VM settings. When I try to increase the number of vCPUs using the edit option in the hardware...

Hi I am new to proxmox.. Need some help.. I have the following processor Ryzen™ 5 5600G Desktop Processor (6-core/12-thread, 19MB Cache, up to 4.4 GHz max Boost) 16gb 3200ghz ram Already have a 8tb HDD in which windows 11 pro running. I don't want to sidturb this until full set to vm as it...

I successfully installed OSX (BigSur and Monterey) on Proxmox v7.1-10. I have an intel 11700K (16 cores). I initially ran the VM with 16 cores allocated but after some time (15-30 minutes), the Mac OSX VMs freeze. I read that it's better to allocate a couple cores (2-4) for the host machine...

Hello, there are 11 vms on my Ryzen 7 5800x, how can I virtualize them in the most efficient way? Most of my users have a minecraft server. I can't have performance problems. What is your suggestion? How should I adjust settings such as processor settings?

Hello, I'm trying to get a reading of my cpu temperature but nothing seems to work really in Proxmox. My hardware is as follows: - Ryzen 9 5950X - Gigabyte Auorus B550M Pro-p I have updated everything to the newest state with: apt update apt dist-upgrade apt autoremove Then i tried to get a...

when running python script inside the lxc all the python functions i found return the original core count of the host, and it should return the amount of recesses allocated to the lxc. anyone got an idea ?

Hi all, I have two gaming VMs set up and running on a Ryzen 2700X. I'm quite impressed with the performance so far, although it's nowhere near what it manages natively. I think this may be in part due to how I have the VMs configured. The 2700X is an 8 core/16 thread CPU. I imagine the best way...

How would I go about monitoring the CPU usage for an LXC container ? Solutions like in Nagios reads /proc but since the CPU are shared we get a lot of false positive. Example: CT A has 4 cores and uses 2 at 100% - 50% total CPU usage CT B has 2 cores which are shared with CT A - 100% CPU usage...

I've set up a few containers on my single-node Proxmox install, each intended to run a specific application. On a couple of them, I had initially provisioned 1 core, but noticed that usage would spike to 100%. As a result, I added some additional cores to those containers. However, I noticed...