SLES Not detect Gui

SLES 15 SP3 has virtio drivers built into the kernel. Eventually the VMware tools interfere with clean operation. Might be a good idea to remove these packages before the migration to another hypervisor like Proxmox.

For troubleshooting the SLES it might be a good idea to ask their community or support.
 
SLES 15 SP3 has virtio drivers built into the kernel. Eventually the VMware tools interfere with clean operation. Might be a good idea to remove these packages before the migration to another hypervisor like Proxmox.

For troubleshooting the SLES it might be a good idea to ask their community or support.
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It is not a general problem with Proxmox and Ceph.
I have several customers with different SLES VMs and they all work normally. A large part of the VMs also have GUI and there are SLES15 SP1 to SLES15 SP5.
It is difficult to say what is different about your VM, you may have to troubleshoot the SLES via the CLI.
 
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It is not a general problem with Proxmox and Ceph.
I have several customers with different SLES VMs and they all work normally. A large part of the VMs also have GUI and there are SLES15 SP1 to SLES15 SP5.
It is difficult to say what is different about your VM, you may have to troubleshoot the SLES via the CLI.
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Like @micneu already mentioned, this is the German forum section - you might want to repost in the [English PVE subforum](https://forum.proxmox.com/forums/proxmox-virtual-environment/) so more people can help.

That said, can you share your actual VM config? Just post the output of qm config <VMID>. Asking others for their config won't help much since the issue is specific to your VM.

Also, did you actually try what @fba suggested? Switch the display to VirtIO-GPU or Default in the VM hardware settings. If you're still on the VMware compatible display, that's very likely your problem. After changing the display type, check inside the SLES if the graphical target is even active: systemctl get-default - should say graphical.target. If not, systemctl set-default graphical.target and reboot.
 
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