from http://www.linux-usb.org/gadget/ :
Many Linux systems will not be able to use it, since they only have PC-style USB Host (master) hardware in a PC, workstation, or server. But when you're putting together embedded Linux systems, a USB...
I dont think it will work. The error message you saw:
UDC core: g_ether: couldn’t find an available UDC
is telling: it means the USB Device Controller (UDC) subsystem did not find any eligible hardware endpoint in “device / gadget” mode to...
dd conv=sparse if=/dev/lvm/your-part of=sparsefile.dd.img should work (and vice versa on the other end) provided your filesystem supports sparse files. The restore may not initially be thin, but just run the zerofree or fstrim command from guest...
I tried
ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/Etc/UTC /etc/localtime
hwclock --systohc
hwclock --systohc --utc
I also tried dpkg-reconfigure tzdata and set it to UTC
root@pve:~# timedatectl
Local time: Thu 2025-06-26 04:42:15 UTC...
I can certainly disable it and it will stay down. I meant that it would be nice for the networking service to be disabled when I spin up a new LXC. The way it works for me is that the service is running after I first create the LXC, and then I...
The DB/WAL are both things you CAN put in other disks, only recommended if those disks are significantly faster than your disk. Eg. NVRAM for NVMe or NVMe/SAS SSD for spinning disks. You can read up on exactly what they do, but the WAL is...
This reminds me of something I have been meaning to do, too. I have been thinking of doing a script where every time the configuration of a VM or LXC is changed, for the script to execute `qm showcmd <vmid> --pretty` along with `qm config...
In this case this computer is borked, I'd like to know how to do it in low lever, so that it is filesystem-agnostic, would work regardless if it's a single filesystem of a whole partition table, not have to know what partition table format it is...
Oh man, you are a serious life saver! I cannot express how much I appreciate you including the Intel HDA bit in your bug report. I have been fully intending on filing said bug report, but my life has been too busy for me to get to it just yet...
I recently ditched VMWare and I'm really loving Proxmox.
One feature i miss is "Enter/Exit Maintenance Mode" being so easily usable. Now it's a command.
I'm using High Availability so I don't want failback to happen until I'm ready. It would...
OMG. My test VM was not optimized for Virtio.
I built another VM and retested.
Now it looks so much better that I doubt the results.
This is much better than the old VSAN cluster delivered.
Atto. Default test.
Atto. Write cache disabled...
Update: Iperf3 completed on the Windows VM with a VirtIO nic. First failure must've been a fluke.
After the change, I have not been able to get it to fail as quickly or in the same way as before. I have not yet experienced a "hardware hang" on...
From the screenshots we can see a few key points:
All of your A16 GPU VFs (Virtual Functions) are still bound to the nvidia driver, not vfio-pci.
That’s why your VM start command shows:
kvm: error getting device from group 221: No such device...
Hello folks
Sorry. This is long-ish. It's been a saga in my life ...
I'm not clear on exactly how to deploy a cache disk with CEPH.
I've read a lot of stuff about setting up CEPH, from Proxmox and the CEPH site. Browsed some forum posts...
I think I'm just going to avoid SSDs in this machine all together. I'm not a fan of SMR, but the drive in question is TGMR. I don't know if this is going to be closer to SMR or CMR. I'm not doing any RAID. There will be zero redundancy in this...
I like pfSense. I tried OPNsense and just couldn't get used to the UI after using pfSense for a couple of years. I have pfSenseset up so that all DNS goes through pfSense. I have firewall rules to block DNS over TLS and DNS over HTTPS. I also...