I am having a problem with my PROXMOX PVE not upping or showing the Intel I219-V onboard ethernet with the e1000e driver. This is a MSI CODEX R2 system with an onboard ethernet. This is the only available ethernet except for a WIFI 6 adapter. It has been very difficult to get a network connection to try to update the packages. I did manage to get a USB-C to ethernet adapter working to get a network connection. Package updates didnt help the situation. The error from the DMESG output is NVM Checksum Not Valid. Error Code -5. This is a new install on Promox 9.1 so there is no way to fall back to an older version. I have tried many things as outlined in other posts such as:
1. apt update, apt full-update, apt dist-update
2. Disable ASPM in BIOS
3. Add pcie_aspm=off in GRUB. And do update-grub
4. Since the driver isnt loaded it doesnt show in the ip a
5. lspci -nnk | grep -iA3 net does show the I219-V
pve-manager 9.1.1 kernel 6.17.2-1-pve
I have read that updating the driver for e1000e and have it ignore the checksum fail is a possible solution but it seems complicated and I havent found a straight forward post to walk me through it. Plus since I am not a Linux expert things like download driver, use ethtool, update driver etc are not clear as to where to go and how to get these items and get them in the Proxmox PVE environment to do the updates.
I am looking for help in this please. Is there a way to get this working without manually patching the driver. Is there somewhere a fixed driver can be found to get the update on to the Proxmox server. I would prefer not to run on a down level kernel as of course fixes, features etc would not be available. And of course the suggestion to fix any error is to update to the current version.
1. apt update, apt full-update, apt dist-update
2. Disable ASPM in BIOS
3. Add pcie_aspm=off in GRUB. And do update-grub
4. Since the driver isnt loaded it doesnt show in the ip a
5. lspci -nnk | grep -iA3 net does show the I219-V
pve-manager 9.1.1 kernel 6.17.2-1-pve
I have read that updating the driver for e1000e and have it ignore the checksum fail is a possible solution but it seems complicated and I havent found a straight forward post to walk me through it. Plus since I am not a Linux expert things like download driver, use ethtool, update driver etc are not clear as to where to go and how to get these items and get them in the Proxmox PVE environment to do the updates.
I am looking for help in this please. Is there a way to get this working without manually patching the driver. Is there somewhere a fixed driver can be found to get the update on to the Proxmox server. I would prefer not to run on a down level kernel as of course fixes, features etc would not be available. And of course the suggestion to fix any error is to update to the current version.
