Most distributions have nowadays btrfs together with something like snapper or timeshift integrated for this. With this you have snapshots of your system state and can always revert to an earlier point in time. I also wouldn't feel comfortable...
I have a "headless" Debian LXC running with xrdp on a Ryzen 9 mini-pc (( AMD/ATI Rembrandt Radeon 680M builtin graphics )) that is responsive enough to play 8x animated GIFs / mp4 movies at once, even without /dev/dri passthru.
I connect to it...
Thank you but I won't use windows, I'll wait for a solution in the future, hopefully.
Even so I did try using your gfx_win_101.6647 driver, same result.
Kernel cmd is untouched from stock. I tried i440 and q35 and all the args related to intel...
If there are any differences in PVE and virtual machine settings, I think they’re limited to the version of Windows OS, the drivers being used, and… probably just the monitor.
Just to be sure, please let me check your VM.conf file and the...
Most distributions have nowadays btrfs together with something like snapper or timeshift integrated for this. With this you have snapshots of your system state and can always revert to an earlier point in time. I also wouldn't feel comfortable...
AFAIK, they have more than one product. I'm talking about vSAN, which does provide one or more storage controller VMs that give you a virtual san on top of your old dumb san with offsite replication, thin provisioning and snapshots.
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It will create a token on the user you've specified; so when using the root user, the token is created on that. If you don't want this, you can create a separate user.
That fully depends on what you want PDM to do (both the user and token...
@n.frey Thank you. That helps a lot.
I'll admit that I struggle a bit with the permissions documentation. It makes sense, but I've realized it's one of those things that I only get good at by doing, and I don't have reason to mess around with...
See our documentation [0] for the roles and their use-cases, i.e.:
So the PVEAdmin user has admin, user and audit privileges on all privilege groups, but is missing root privileges. For the Sys group, the root privs are:
root => [...
the BRAND doesnt exist. The product line successors certainly do, and they were ALWAYS expensive in relations to the cost of "raw disk." If your RTO policies allow for a spof in your storage, I'm sure the ubiquiti nas will work. Having said that...
Most distributions have nowadays btrfs together with something like snapper or timeshift integrated for this. With this you have snapshots of your system state and can always revert to an earlier point in time. I also wouldn't feel comfortable...
The point- you dont NEED pve to achieve your desired functionality, and USING pve for it involves uncomfortable compromises with user experience. But you do you :)
If it were me, and you havent yet purchased anything- I'd buy two machines- one...
@n.frey Thank you. That helps a lot.
I'll admit that I struggle a bit with the permissions documentation. It makes sense, but I've realized it's one of those things that I only get good at by doing, and I don't have reason to mess around with...
I tried reinstalling it in PVE using the 265k.
It appears that the audio is playing fine via HDMI.
Package List
proxmox-ve: 9.2.0 (running kernel: 7.0.14-14-pve)
pve-manager: 9.2.11 (running version: 9.2.11/f6997e698c7933ea)...
The point- you dont NEED pve to achieve your desired functionality, and USING pve for it involves uncomfortable compromises with user experience. But you do you :)
If it were me, and you havent yet purchased anything- I'd buy two machines- one...
See our documentation [0] for the roles and their use-cases, i.e.:
So the PVEAdmin user has admin, user and audit privileges on all privilege groups, but is missing root privileges. For the Sys group, the root privs are:
root => [...
Ref: https://pdm.proxmox.com/docs/roadmap.html
I didn't see anything in the documentation or the roadmap regarding this, but it's Monday so my reading comprehension might not be at its best.
I have a single interface (nic0) on my default PDM...
the BRAND doesnt exist. The product line successors certainly do, and they were ALWAYS expensive in relations to the cost of "raw disk." If your RTO policies allow for a spof in your storage, I'm sure the ubiquiti nas will work. Having said that...