Every VM you have in Proxmox is pretending to run on an older CPU, and one dropdown fixes it
As much as I adore Proxmox, the virtualization platform’s default settings leave a lot to be desired. For one, barebones PVE servers have the enterprise-tier update repository enabled by default, which causes problems if I try to install new packages without connecting a paid license to the Proxmox hosts. As such, switching it to its community variant is something I have to do practically every time I’m done installing Proxmox VE on a new machine.
As much as I adore Proxmox, the virtualization platform’s default settings leave a lot to be desired. For one, barebones PVE servers have the enterprise-tier update repository enabled by default, which causes problems if I try to install new packages without connecting a paid license to the Proxmox hosts. As such, switching it to its community variant is something I have to do practically every time I’m done installing Proxmox VE on a new machine.
Daniel Martinez
Dallas
Dallas
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