Since Debian 13+ use systemd-networkd by default and Proxmox already supports this configuration in other distributions it makes sense to enable such support for Debian 13+ as well. A fairly simple patch to ${perl5_shared}/PVE/LXC/Setup/Debian.pm...
I also ran into this after migrating all my LXD Ubuntu containers to Proxmox including a powerDNS container which is a good example why this behaviour is unwanted in some scenarious.
If the container is configured for DHCP I would argue, this is...
Disclaimer: I haven't tested this with real chunks! Using it is your risk ;)
To answer your question: it depends whether you mean "chunks" as real chunks (files in directories) or directories themselves.
For reference, my directories with...
Same issue here, adding RNG works. took way too long to get the search terms right to find this post. bios really should mention "no RNG, not trying PXE" or something. Or, wizard should add it, or at least give an "allow network boot" option...
I can also confirm that you'll get the PXE option back without having an RNG device if there's no EFI disk present at all.
Just remove your EFI disk and the option will be back, this makes the so called "hardening" measure even more nonsense to me.
...and here I thought it was just me. ;)
Me too!
(I've been running PVE for almost two weeks, haven't a clue what VirIO RNG even is yet.)
I have no idea what that means, but thank you for the explanation!
would be nice to have a warning or notification stating that the Virt RNG is missing is ‘netX’ is included in the boot order and the VM is set to UEFI.
I've just created a new VM, and the VirtIO RNG is not automatically added. Would it be better to add it automatically when a new VM is created? I think some people will be surprised that their VMs can no longer PXE boot :(
never tried it but :
https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/red_hat_enterprise_linux/7/html/virtualization_deployment_and_administration_guide/chap-kvm_guest_timing_management
To enable the PHC device, do the following on the guest OS:
Set...
You need to set up some kind of NTP-client inside the VM yourself: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/tips-on-time-synchronization-and-proxmox.163104/post-753172
All the changes made on the host to get the passthrough to work, were lost when you re-installed Proxmox. That includes the rom files which were stored on the host and therefore not backed up as a part o the VM.
You need to follow all the steps...
My mistake, after opening PBS remembered that the storage inside cnsists of 1 500GB ssds and 2 rotating HDD. The the SSD is full, and the 2TB (7200rpm) is full. The second HDD (7200RPM) is a 6TB disk about 8% full.
The nvme drive I was thinking...
Dear community, in every post discussing full Proxmox host backups (here or in Reddit), I suggest REAR, and there are always many responses to mine asking for more information about it. So, today I'm writing this short tutorial on how to install...
Versuch mal, in der Netzwerkkonfiguration den Schnittstellennamen (interface name) zu ändern.
Manchmal wird die Netzwerkkarte unter einem anderen Namen erkannt (z. B. enp0s3 oder enp1s0 anstatt eno1).
Öffne dazu die Datei...
This is pretty interesting! I've resigned myself to just using the inbox drivers as i previously couldn't get mlnxofedinstall to work even with the --add-kernel-support --skip-distro-check
but if others have gotten it to work then that...