Extend the root volume in TurnKey Linux Nextcloud appliance VM # After adding an additional drive to the VM in Proxmox:
Note
Change /dev/sdb on this post with the path to the disk you just added to the VM
Add storage to a Turnkey VM like Nextcloud # Managing LVM on Proxmox
Add additional disk to Turnkey VM in Proxmox find /dev/sd* for the new disk inside the VM pvcreate /dev/sd* vgextend turnkey /dev/sd* vgdisplay lvextend -l+100%free /dev/turnkey/root resize2fs /dev/turnkey/root
iGPU GVT-g Split Passthrough (Intel Integrated Graphics) # Original guide: https://3os.org/infrastructure/proxmox/gpu-passthrough/igpu-split-passthrough/
Introduction # Intel Integrated Graphics (iGPU) is the graphics engine built into the CPU, and it renders everything on screen. You can configure Proxmox to pass that iGPU through to a VM so the VM can use it for hardware acceleration — for example, for video encoding/decoding and transcoding in media servers such as [Plex][plex-url], [Emby][emby-url], and [Jellyfin][jellyfin-url]. This guide shows how to configure Proxmox for split iGPU passthrough to a VM.
Procedure # Prerequisites:
Create an unprivileged Debian 12 LXC container.
Inside the LXC container, use the root user to create a non-root user. In this example the user is added to the sudo and docker groups after installing Docker inside the LXC container.
If at some point Proxmox loses connectivity with an SMB/CIFS share, it will not restore the connection by itself until a restart of the Proxmox node is performed. With the script below, the Proxmox node restores the connection automatically.