I have looked at several sources, but I haven't seen any other video that was able to solve this Proxmox non-subscription version updating issue like yours. Excellent job!
@@TechnoTim Maybe (if u kno how) u could make a video about routing all traffic thru the virtual pfsense router without extra nics. So only 1 nic on the whole machine. If possible that is.
I really like your videos. I have been using xcp-ng and it seems proxmox is much easier to use. I may move there if my project doesn't work out on xcp-ng.
The real difficult and often case is when Proxmox installs, but wouldn't boot. Then one is simply stuck and would need to install from bare metal with formatting a disk. It's probably generic to all Linux kernel upgrades, but one needs to know that it's not more smooth with Proxmox, than with a regular Linux upgrade.
Thanks for the very detail instructions on the video. I have a request. I looked everywhere for a guide or tutorial to how install Wifi drivers on Proxmox VE but no luck so far. Could you do something like that please?
Yeap, it works like charm, I have another question, I need to install a module and the instructions says this: Ensure your kernel has the following options enabled: CONFIG_FTRACE=y CONFIG_KPROBES=y CONFIG_PCI_QUIRKS=y CONFIG_KALLSYMS=y CONFIG_KALLSYMS_ALL=y CONFIG_FUNCTION_TRACER=y I already installed the headers, but where I can check the kernel options to see if those options are enabled o not? thank you in advance...
Thank you for this tutorial. Can you please add repository link to the description of this video ? Copy & Paste of link could be great for other users.
After updating the apt configuration (and comment out the commercial subscription), why not use the GUI? Click on your proxmos server host in the server view (usually named "pve"), click on Updates in the node view. You now have "Refresh" and "Upgrade" at the top to do your proxmox update.
Hey Techno Tim, Thanks for all the great videos to help us understand Proxmox. I have a question about monitoring. I use netdata in a docker for my monitoring of a current Linux (omv) server. I will be moving that to a dedicated proxmox vm. How do you monitor your proxmox server? I like grafana and netdata for their graphs and I wanted to know how to get thode working on proxmox. is there something like that apart from the native proxmox gui? Thanks
Is your background in IT or are you a self taught hobbyist? I find your tutorials very informative. I am upgrading a 2009 MacPro to twin 6 core and 64 gigs memory. I plan on making it my PROMOX 101. I am also building an AMD RYZEN 7 2700 with 32 gig ddr4 memory. I thought for virtualization the MacPro would give me more room for running more VM. Looking to have running constantly FreeNas and backups of all local computers especially my PHOTOGRAPHER wife's IMAC.
@Techno Tim - Do you have a step by step Video that shows how to create new disks/pools and delete/format disks and start fresh? As You can probably see, I am Windows user and want to move to this Platform for a hypervisor.. Maybe I'm just too old for this .. LOL
Tim your videos are awesome you have helped me so much. I have just installed a fresh copy of Proxmox but my web browser keeps logging me out when I don't use it for about 5 mins do you have any idea what could be casing this?
Oh, he means from the server itself. You'll have to hook up a keyboard and monitor for that. Unless there is some other way to remotely do that. Edit: Ah, from the Terminal of the computer. I got it. If you are on Linux. Hit 'ctrl+alt+t' and your terminal window will pop up. If you are on Windows search for 'cmd'. Then proceed to follow.
@@TechnoTim One more thing. At 1:43 it lists the URL. It ending in /pve. (pve-no-subscription) However, your video notes display a different URL. Ending in /debian. I am guessing the video is correct?
After you save editing /etc/apt/sources.list. Press Ctrl+X(^X) to exit. It will ask you if you want to save. Press y for 'yes'. Then it will say File Name to Write: /etc/apt/sources.list. I pressed Ctrl+T. And selected the same file.
What version of Proxmox are you running?
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As of 11.23.22 @ 8pm, it still works. Thanks.
I have looked at several sources, but I haven't seen any other video that was able to solve this Proxmox non-subscription version updating issue like yours. Excellent job!
Glad it helped
Thanks for the video Tim. I updated my Proxmox to 7.4 by following your guide and also noticed the repos have changed slightly on the Proxmox wiki.
I had an old 4.3 install, wiped it clean and did a 6.1 tonight. Forgot some of the after-fresh steps, thanks for the quick video. Back on track now :)
Nice work!
Great simple, straight forward video. Exactly what the title describes.
Working as of June 4, 2020
Thanks!
@@TechnoTim Maybe (if u kno how) u could make a video about routing all traffic thru the virtual pfsense router without extra nics. So only 1 nic on the whole machine. If possible that is.
I just wanna really thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! Simple and Helpfull! Say hello to Brazil! \o/
Thank you so much! Hello from US!
Thanks for you help and greetings from Germany!
Thank you, very much, good sir 🎩
Just want to say that Your'e videos are totally amazing. Thanks for the extremly good work man...!!! :)
Thanks a ton!
As always, you are creating Perfect Video, I really thanks to you.
Thanks, worked like a charm for me today.
As of April 2023, the repositories should reference "bullseye". I'm currently running Proxmox VE 7.4-3. Thanks for the video!
Best videos of proxmox! Thank you very much!
Wow, thanks!
that was easy. thank you!
Thanks! upgraded my proxmox with ease :)
Spoke too soon. I installed Proxmox at 6.1-7 and still at 6.1-7 | I was expecting 6.2 when I rebooted. Wonder what happened.
Maybe they haven't released the packages yet to apt, only for ISO installs. Try again soon!
@@TechnoTim Thanks for the heads up, will try soonish
Great Video!
Thanks for this ☺
Thank you for this
I really like your videos. I have been using xcp-ng and it seems proxmox is much easier to use. I may move there if my project doesn't work out on xcp-ng.
Proxmox is super simple!
The real difficult and often case is when Proxmox installs, but wouldn't boot. Then one is simply stuck and would need to install from bare metal with formatting a disk. It's probably generic to all Linux kernel upgrades, but one needs to know that it's not more smooth with Proxmox, than with a regular Linux upgrade.
Thanks for the very detail instructions on the video. I have a request. I looked everywhere for a guide or tutorial to how install Wifi drivers on Proxmox VE but no luck so far. Could you do something like that please?
If I had the hardware to build an all in one workstation I would!
thanks sir u help me alot
Comment out the enterprise repo line if you are not using it, that will stop that error showing up every time you update.
Good call!
Copy and paste from the Wiki but don't have a link to where that Wiki is? Hmmm.
Check the Video Notes in the description.
Yeap, it works like charm, I have another question, I need to install a module and the instructions says this:
Ensure your kernel has the following options enabled:
CONFIG_FTRACE=y
CONFIG_KPROBES=y
CONFIG_PCI_QUIRKS=y
CONFIG_KALLSYMS=y
CONFIG_KALLSYMS_ALL=y
CONFIG_FUNCTION_TRACER=y
I already installed the headers, but where I can check the kernel options to see if those options are enabled o not? thank you in advance...
Thanks for your video!
Does it work with Proxmox version 8 ?
Thank you for this tutorial. Can you please add repository link to the description of this video ? Copy & Paste of link could be great for other users.
I just added links. In the future I may add copy and past commands!
Thank you. It is ok for me but other lazy guys will appreciate copy & paste more :D Looking forward your other tutorials. Great job!
Added docs to the description!
After updating the apt configuration (and comment out the commercial subscription), why not use the GUI?
Click on your proxmos server host in the server view (usually named "pve"), click on Updates in the node view.
You now have "Refresh" and "Upgrade" at the top to do your proxmox update.
I am a fan of a terminal, if GUI works for you, go for it!
Hey Techno Tim,
Thanks for all the great videos to help us understand Proxmox. I have a question about monitoring. I use netdata in a docker for my monitoring of a current Linux (omv) server. I will be moving that to a dedicated proxmox vm. How do you monitor your proxmox server? I like grafana and netdata for their graphs and I wanted to know how to get thode working on proxmox. is there something like that apart from the native proxmox gui? Thanks
Currently, I just use their UI
Is your background in IT or are you a self taught hobbyist? I find your tutorials very informative. I am upgrading a 2009 MacPro to twin 6 core and 64 gigs memory. I plan on making it my PROMOX 101. I am also building an AMD RYZEN 7 2700 with 32 gig ddr4 memory. I thought for virtualization the MacPro would give me more room for running more VM. Looking to have running constantly FreeNas and backups of all local computers especially my PHOTOGRAPHER wife's IMAC.
IT, then self taught developer
@Techno Tim - Do you have a step by step Video that shows how to create new disks/pools and delete/format disks and start fresh? As You can probably see, I am Windows user and want to move to this Platform for a hypervisor.. Maybe I'm just too old for this .. LOL
Never too old! I will see if I can cook something up, meanwhile there are some great resources on the proxmox wiki!
+1
If you want to ignore the enterprise notification add a # before the line in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pve-enterprise.list. Have a good one everyone!
Thank you!
When i try app-get update I get command not found. ideas?
It's apt-get update, not app
Would it be best to shutdown any vm's before updating/restarting or does Proxmox handle this all by itself?
I’ve only ever done it while all guests are running. Little scary but I’ve had no issues. Probably best to shut them down though.
Tim your videos are awesome you have helped me so much.
I have just installed a fresh copy of Proxmox but my web browser keeps logging me out when I don't use it for about 5 mins do you have any idea what could be casing this?
space i s water Thank you! Are you using accessing the service on localhost? Are you blocking cookies or scripts?
0:53 How would one get to this 'terminal'? I don't see anywhere on the proxmox GUI where a terminal would be.
Oh, he means from the server itself. You'll have to hook up a keyboard and monitor for that. Unless there is some other way to remotely do that.
Edit: Ah, from the Terminal of the computer. I got it. If you are on Linux. Hit 'ctrl+alt+t' and your terminal window will pop up. If you are on Windows search for 'cmd'. Then proceed to follow.
@@HaloWolf102 see 00:59. You ssh into it using a terminal on your machine. You can hook up a keyboard but that's not necessary.
@@TechnoTim One more thing. At 1:43 it lists the URL. It ending in /pve. (pve-no-subscription)
However, your video notes display a different URL. Ending in /debian. I am guessing the video is correct?
After you save editing /etc/apt/sources.list. Press Ctrl+X(^X) to exit. It will ask you if you want to save. Press y for 'yes'. Then it will say
File Name to Write: /etc/apt/sources.list. I pressed Ctrl+T. And selected the same file.
HI, once adding the 3 lines, how do I save and exit the shell?
if you're using nano, it's control + o then enter to save, then control + x to close!
@@TechnoTim thanks mate.... I am following your steps.... love your work
is the video still up to date?
Yes but check out my video on proxmox scripts, it automates it for you
@@TechnoTim thanks
right now, im on 6.2-10.... i wonder if theres some updates available...brb
haha! Get it!
@@TechnoTim after seeing a few of your videos... I think you've convinced me to try out rancher
command: apt update && apt dist-upgrade -y
error: You don't have enough free space in /var/cache/apt/archives/.
what can i do? my config:
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
udev 8.4G 0 8.4G 0% /dev
tmpfs 1.7G 123M 1.6G 8% /run
/dev/mapper/pve-root 30G 28G 0 100% /
tmpfs 8.4G 39M 8.4G 1% /dev/shm
tmpfs 5.3M 0 5.3M 0% /run/lock
tmpfs 8.4G 0 8.4G 0% /sys/fs/cgroup
/dev/fuse 32M 17k 32M 1% /etc/pve
tmpfs 1.7G 0 1.7G 0% /run/user/0
what can i do?
Might want to try deleting some backups, ISO, or images.