I didn’t encounter that issue with Proxmox VE 8.3.2 after updating to it. Ensure your Proxmox version is up-to-date by running the commands 'apt-get update' and 'apt dist-upgrade'. After that, execute the Proxmox VE Post Install Script in the shell.

I ran into the same problem. was this fixed?

@@manningcustom No, I guess it would be best if Chris fix it. I tried with the change I suggested but ran into other issues so it could be a few items to iron out for 8.3. He´s got good videos so I hope he keeps the standard up for the scripts too.

I didn’t encounter that issue with Proxmox VE 8.3.2 after updating to it. Ensure your Proxmox version is up-to-date by running the commands 'apt-get update' and 'apt dist-upgrade'. After that, execute the Proxmox VE Post Install Script in the shell.

@@NetworkwithChrisYT Very Odd. I downloaded Proxmox two days ago and re-installed right now with apt-get update and apt dist-upgrade and got the same errors: Start the Proxmox VE Post Install Script (y/n)?y ✗ This version of Proxmox Virtual Environment is not supported Requires Proxmox Virtual Environment Version 8.0 or later. Exiting... root@pm:~# With Proxmox 8.3, is it aconfolct with your sciprt line 234 with "pve-manager/8.[0-2]" ?

@@NetworkwithChrisYT I also see there are a couple of other comments along the same lines. Please feel free to reach out to me and we could do a video conference where you can do some debugging. I am sure it is a small issue but annoyingly persistent.

Honestly, try to look for half decent older gaming machines or workstations online. I do not by any means have the most up-to-date hardware. My primary server is running a 4th or 5th gen i7 and my desktop is running a 8th gen i5. You can run Proxmox on pretty much anything. If you are looking to do 4k gaming virtualization, you'd need a good amount of ram, a good GPU and a CPU that can handle multiple VMs running at the same time.

@ Do you have a example for parts if I want to go for a 4K gaming virtualisation pc?

This may be a little over kill but... For an Intel-based virtualization PC, the Intel Core i9-13900K is an excellent choice due to its combination of high core counts and outstanding single-threaded performance. Pair it with a Z790 chipset motherboard, such as the ASUS ROG Maximus Z790 Hero, to ensure support for Intel's VT-d/VT-x virtualization technologies and PCIe 5.0. With DDR5 memory and the NVIDIA RTX 4090. This would support 4k gaming virtualized

nice video tho tbh

Don't hate on us ubuntu users! lol

Thank you for watch!

You are welcome!

Thank you for watching!

Make sure you are using the proper version of proxmox for this post install script to work

@@NetworkwithChrisYT me to. i'm using 8.3

From a security standpoint you shouldnt, do research prior to downloading and running a random script off the internet. I did not state that in the short but in my previouse videos when i use scripts I do advise you to do research first

I especially like the now background on the desktop! It is awesome to mess with and change different settings

You are very welcome! Thank you for watching!

Basically. Think of it like wormholes that connect computers together in the universe (network) together to transport and share information

I'm glad you enjoyed! I'm trying to get better and diversify my content too. So you might not see a bunch of videos at the same time about Proxmox but I do have a nice list of videos to make dealing with it

Thank you very much!

Not a problem!

😂 my idiot brain went, "but can it play doom", "how about minecraft" 😂

It is one of the labs I mess with and test configurations on

Yes it really is. I have used it a ton to connect to Cisco Networking Equipment and other devices on my network.

Thank you for watching the video and leaving a comment! I've been trying to show my experience with having a homelab and that sort since it looks like not many people show videos off about how to actually make a homelab and get started. This video is part of a series that I am doing on a system I got from a recycling place. I appreciate that. Thank you!

@@NetworkwithChrisYT tried to post my lab pic you may find it in trash of yt area as it had a link give you some ideas (its just a pic to a picture server you can delete or post idc )

@TwinTailTerror I was not able to see your picture of your lab. I was going to post some shorts about my homelab though, even if it isn't too crazy.

@@NetworkwithChrisYT no problem i am guessing yt canceled it. i can upload it somewhere else if you wish. if not thats ok to i would just do it so you can see a general setup i will say vlans and segrigation and isolation is important

@TwinTailTerror sure if you just paste a link into the comment of imagr or something to view photos externally that would work. Yes having Vlans is very important, I usually do three segregated vlans

I'm glad I was able to help you figure it out!

Thank you for watching the video! I am glad you enjoyed it!