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Sorry to hear that you're having issues. I'm assuming by your comment that this stuff worked before? I would assume you either forgot to plug something back in, it blew a fuse or something else is causing the issue. Unfortunately we are not able to tell you how to fix that problem since we did not work on the car but we wish you the best of luck in fixing it!

Hopefully this is not a legitimate question (and no offense is intended if it is a genuine question) but in the event that it is, NO you can not change a AWD vehicle to a FWD vehicle simply by changing the PCM programming. This could result in damage to computer or hardware components depending on the outcome of that change. Honestly we've never thought to try that or had anyone report that they've tried that so who knows what would/could happen. Probably nothing good and I would not attempt that.

Sorry for the late reply. Are you asking about setting a public ip accessible address for your ProxMox host? That would not be advised since that would put your host at a disadvantage security wise and open your system as well as your VM's/Containers to attack.

@@GT-Industries But then how to acess my server from my office, My server is in my home network.,

@@debnathmriganka2010 You can do this multiple ways if you really want to but again this is not advised. The simplest way would be to forward a port (let's say port 8006) to your proxmox host port 8006 (the default proxmox host port). In that scenario, when a request came in to your public IP on port 8006, your firewall would allow it through and direct it to port 8006 of your proxmox host. There are many tutorials on port forwarding online. Every router/firewall is different. Does that answer your question?

We will most likely not be doing a video on wordpress as it's a commonly covered topic on youtube and other mediums but we will be back with more videos in the near future.

Let us know.how.it goes and the process I have some 15s and I don't want to messed up this thanks❤!!!!

@josetrejo5080 i had to run a power wire to turn the headunit om and off. Im sure there a different way but that's how i ran it. I got 1 18 now.

Same mine had no response

Could be a wiring issue. check the wiring diagram in the videos we have and see if they match. If not then try wiring an AUX input to those and see if it works. There's not really a fix all solution to your issue with it being so unique but hopefully that helps. You may also want to try verifying the model of radio that you got is actually for the same year, make, model and package of vehicle you have. Sometimes they don't play well when not matched correctly.

@@GT-Industries The radio still works, and the cd player still works, and the radio face says AUX audio when I push the button so it's still programmed and wired into the car but the AUX will not work. Kind of strange since I didn't change anything else. I'll get in touch with the seller, thanx.

@@whitestratman3158 You may want to double check the wiring. The AUX function and screen saying AUX means the radio is programmed for it but just because it is programmed and displays AUX does not mean the wires are actually connected. You can have everything working but the wires be disconnected for that specific function. We have run in to that in the past on other vehicles. Commonly it is caused in police cars due to non-stock wiring being installed or uninstalled and damage occurring to the stock harness. That's why we recommend checking the wiring to verify it's connected.

@@GT-Industries Well, that's just it. I didn't touch any other wiring except the one loom that plugs into the back of the radio, everything else is hidden behind the panel and cd player. I did twist those two purple wires together on the bottom to get the horn working at the same time. So, I went back in the bottom and put those back the way they were and no change. The usb outlet above the aux outlet on the dash (in the same mount) isn't working BUT I never tried it before all this because I'm using the 2 -12V below the heat/AC. I wouldn't think one would have anything to do with the other because I can't see the auxiliary wire being powered and I can't find a fuse to either one. Just something really stupid and really aggravating that shouldn't be but, unfortunately it is 🤬 I may end up having to hard wire it in with another cord like you did. 😫

Depends on the vehicle but normally what we do is follow the manufactures guidelines on how to remove the rubber from each end (where the connectors actually go in the door) and use a stiff welding wire to run the wires inside that rubber along the harness. Once the wire is all run, simply reinstall the rubber on the connectors. (Typically the rubber simply peals away from the connector it's covering and allows you to push some pins or un-do a bolt to get the connector out but again, that's different for each vehicle)

@GT-Industries gotcha thanks! I moved to the back doors and found like you said, tho stiff the rubber just peels back.

No not all interceptor sedans have remote start. You'll have to check the options on your car in particular. As far as the remote, you can normally get any remote that you want depending on your version of the car and if it was or was not equipped with a PAT system.

Did you figure it out?

Thanks! We intend on releasing more content very soon. We still have some odd and end items to cover from that series but we also are trying to record and finalize other videos for other projects as well.

Yes you can do this on a single bare metal machine if you install ubuntu or ubuntu server edition depending on your technical skills and you will have to change the ports that either cloudpanel or docker run on because they can not be installed and use the same ports. Both instances run on ports 80 and 443 so you would have to change one of them to run on something else. But yes you can do it that way. We chose not to because not everyone has that level of technical experience. That's the same reason we chose to go with the gui versions of ubuntu rather than server versions, they're easier to use for the beginner level users. If you are not a beginner level user though, feel free to change the ports, don't use proxmox and install everything on a singular machine. If you are a beginner level user I would recommend doing it the way we have here. As for the dynamic IP, we have it slated for a future video to show how we do that.

We have not had that issue. Can you describe the steps you've taken? Make sure you're turning the key 8 times, ending in the "Run" position. If you accidentally hit the starter in the process you'll have to start over. Some people were having the issue that they would turn it slightly too far, the starter would engage for a split second (even though it wasn't starting) and that was enough to cancel the cycle. If you're not bumping the starter on accident, you're turning the key 8 times ending in the run position, you're hitting the lock sequence at the beginning of the process and your vehicle's self programable mode is on, then it should work. - NOTE: This process does not work on vehicles equipped with PATS. Try using a key with no chip. If you're car does not start then the car is equipped with PATS. If it does start using a key with no chip then your car is not equipped with PATS and this process should work.

@GT-Industries I did get it to work eventually. I may have been bumping the starter. That or I screwed up the lock sequence. Either way, I'll chalk it up to user error. Thanks for the video and response.

If you install it on a bare machine then it will erase windows 11 that you are using right

We are running ProxMox on bare metal. ProxMox is an operating system (just like windows 11 is an operating system) and requires (generally) itself to be run on bare metal hardware.

@@narendrakaduru2603 If you try to install ProxMox on your existing HDD/SSD that's running windows 11 then you are correct. It will overwrite your windows 11 and you will no longer have windows 11.

This radio was not equipped with Bluetooth.

Or is cause I’m using a Bluetooth aux port thingy

@@B711HD It does not happen to us on any of our test vehicles. We have used bluetooth to Aux adapters without issue as well. I would try using a regular Aux cable with an adapter directly to your phone if your phone does not support Aux directly (Most phones nowadays require a USB-C to Aux or some other adapter) and see if the beeping continues. If it stops then I would assume it is your Aux to BT adapter.

Yes, "apt update -y" as well as "apt upgrade -y" both need to be run on the ProxMox server to update the package list and upgrade the system. You can run both commands together by doing "apt update && apt upgrade -y" and you may need to run it with sudo privilege by doing "sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y" depending on your user account and if you are using root or not already.

Make sure the pins are all pushed in to the plastic clip of the radio harness. Also, pull on the pins/wires to see if they slide back out. They have a tiny little piece of metal that bends out to keep them held inside the factory harness connector. If that piece of metal isn't bent slightly out from the pin or if the pin is not inserted with the proper orientation, the pin can slide back out of the factory harness conector. If the pin is able to freely slide out, when you plug in the harness back to the radio, the pins on the radio will push the pins in the harness back out.

@@GT-Industries hey thanks man got it to work that was a quick respond u save my day lol I wasn’t in all the way

@@B711HD no problem, we're here to help.

Yes, there is a self programmable option that you have to turn on in FORScan. In one of the videos we have there is a reference to it. If you do not have the self programmable key option turned on for some models, it will not allow your vehicle to go into programming mode.

@@GT-Industries OK, I'll try that when I get my hands on a laptop to use the program. I hope that helps. Thanks for the info

@@GT-Industrieswhich video shows how to enable self programming mode?

Here is the link to the proper video. You'll want to go to the time index listed in the description for key programing and how to enable it. Get to that time index and it'll show you how. - rebrand.ly/t446ihp

Not everybody is familiar with the server version of Ubuntu and when it comes to finding files and other items in later videos, instead of using a server version we will have GUI capabilities (along with terminal) allowing all of our viewers, including server familiar and non-server familiar viewers, to follow along with editing files and locating them in the system. The process can most certainly be done on a server version with no GUI though. The same goes for Docker and Docker Desktop. While we are familiar with the standard version of Docker, not all our viewers are and thus the graphical version is what we chose to use so that our beginner viewers can see what they are doing as well as our more experienced viewers will already know how to do this stuff on less resource based systems. As far as the "Why this software over that software" questions, it's just a matter of experience level for us as well as our average viewer and again, ease of implementation and future videos plus it was what we chose. Some of the stuff we chose to go with was just simple and quick. Some of it was just a random choice. - If you have suggestions or potential avenues for us to explore in order to provide you (and others) with better content, please let us know. we would be happy to hear your suggestions. We appreciate you tuning in and providing us with an avenue to explain our reasonings behind our decisions.

I believe it was stated in the video that the API part was not necessary and we would be using it in future videos at a later point. As far as port 80 goes, Nginx-PM requires port 80 for SSL cert no matter whether you use the Cloudflare API or not. Let's Encrypt specifically operates on port 80 when verifying SSL certs. If you don't have port 80 open, that would be why your certificates are not working. Hopefully this answers your question? If not, let us know.

Glad we could help!

Thanks, will do!

We have not experienced that issue on our vehicles. I would definitely start by looking to see if programming mode is enabled and if not then enable it. Outside of that, the only other thing is to make sure you have the right key fob and make sure your car is not equipped with the smart key system or PATS (Passive Anti-Theft System) both of which could cause this not to work for your vehicle.

@GT-Industries thanks for the quick reply. I'm going to do some searching tonight. Car only came with one key, but maybe it's not an original one

​@scottrobison5564 noticed your comment... quick question did u get the key cut already? And if so did you program the key first and then try the fob?

@gopaulsalick507 I did not get the keys cut. I figured I'd get the fobs programmed first. Next stop is locksmith, they said $40 to program. If it won't work it's $20 for trying

@scottrobison5564 quick heads up you have to cut and program the key before you can program the fob

We found that most people aren't familiar with the server version and when it comes to finding files and other items in later videos, instead of using a server version we will have GUI capabilities allowing all of our viewers including server familiar and non-server familiar users to follow along with editing files and locating them in the system. The process can most certainly be done on a server version with no GUI though.

😊 makes sense. When will be the next video about ;)

Honestly not sure about doing it with the ford Edge. You may want to check the forums or other online resources. I would not recommend buying anything unless you know what you're doing and know it will work before trying.

Once we have gained enough subscribers we will invest in better audio equipment but as of now we can not justify the expenditure. We appreciate your feedback though and will add this to our list of improvements to make.

Unfortunately we do not have any FPIU's at the moment that we can use to test on. All of them are either non functioning or sold. When we get additional ones in in Feb./March we will do some tutorials using those.

That will be in one of the upcoming videos

Well explained but not clear? That seems to contradict one another. Can you explain more please? If you're referring to the picture quality not being clear, try lowering your resolution. It appears to be working fine on our side.

Glad it was helpful!

We have reviewed the video and unfortunately we are not exactly sure where you're talking about. Can you provide a time index so we can narrow down your request and possibly provide an answer?

There's a button to load default configuration. You'll need an internet connection while doing it but it will scan your vin, download the stock configuration for your car and then you'll need to click the write all button after it downloads.

If you pull back the left inner fender liner inside the trunk, there is a grey plug that has 2 ends. Both ends are disconnected from one another. If you plug them together you will have the ability to use the trunk button inside without the key in the ignition. Sorry for the late response, we have been trying to figure this out on our test vehicles and have had some work and other not work. If this does not work for you, stick around and we'll get it figured out.

@GT-Industries thank you soo much for responding. It means a lot. Can't wait to see more videos.