apt update && apt full-upgrade
. Make sure you have the corresponding repos configured, for details please refer to https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Package_RepositoriesYou can boot with a different Kernel by selecting it directly at boot from the grub menu. Booting with a different kernel does not lead to data loss.how to change kernel?got guide?
will lost data if change other version kernel?
Did you also reboot the system after the upgrade, so that the newer kernel version is being used?apt update && apt full-upgrade.
performed this update still no able solve the issue.
Glad to hear that. So for the record, in case others might stumble across this thread. The newer kernel version did resolve the issue or did you do something additional?issue resolved. thanks
I'm having the same issue @dickson lee , could you share a bit more on how you solved it?
Hello, I'm having the same issue, how did you find out that the problem is memory?For future reference: my problem was faulty or, rather, two incompatible RAM kits. Same brand, same speeds, a 16GB kit and a 32GB kit. Independently they work flawlessly, together I have those lockups after about an hour of uptime.
Swapping kits one at a time and checking for stability, basically.Hello, I'm having the same issue, how did you find out that the problem is memory?