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VM removed Proxmox armbian-upgrade reboot VM installed Proxmox (now without error messages) Great!!! So nice to get a little test/learning Proxmox instance rapidly, Than You.

What does your browser show? Here it is failing dnsmasq.service because port 53 is in use already. But my installation on vm was with several error messages, but on first try I got access to proxmox, fiddled a little bit, ok, bootet and get the error above.

How to Change hardware configuration? Use /boot/firmware/config.txt to configure hardware settings. This is the official Raspberry Pi method. From https://www.armbian.com/rpi4b/ I assume same for your gpu settings.

On the other hand, openSUSE Leap 16, KDE, it is not impossible:

Thank you Werner, I propose to put this statement red boxed on top of this rpi landing page. Too many rpi5 help seekers get puzzled, they should be informed, to find more stuff in forum discussions. Greetings

I confirm, here it is failing setting up openssh service, it starts rebooting after root autologin prompt, tested on rpi5.

Hi Nobi, I'm in a hurry therfore short hints for your investigation. Most info you get on matrix channel. https://matrix.to/#/!AT6qaz1QxylX2sw2mzjLElHbLKVll3kAgeIQd16e7J0/$dLsP9mV-fEjbokwdo-WqcJvg5CqsUaArfNKWWdUNPp0 Listen to the podcasts mentioned in this discussion. Yes, I have ny servers upodated to 31 and did the offered 1.55.4. update before, it is offered to running instances only (ssh boot prompt).

I have no clue of your Odroid hardware, but nextcloudpi there sudo ncp-config -> system -> info will start with an overview pi@nc-rspios5:~ $ sudo ncp-config Running nc-info Gathering information... NextcloudPi version v1.55.4 NextcloudPi image NextcloudPi_06-01-25 OS Debian GNU/Linux 12. 6.12.47+rpt-rpi-2712 (aarch64) ncp version 1.55.4 is only offered to running instances and no image is provided on github to start with. But this version offers support of nextcloud 31 which gives you some more month support, ncp maintainer is ttrying to get supprt done to nc 32. You may try sudo ncp-update and then sudo ncp-update-nc

The following is documented: But nobody seems to read the docs.😪 Raspberry Pi

You can't be sure, that's for sure. Before vgcreate there is pvcreate, and id/labeling is one approach to deal with changing boot orders.

You may examine this, diskpart, gfdisk, cfdisk, et.al., even is the cable connection clean? You may consider to check with raspianOS, as it is the best OS supporting rpi5.

Maybe country code for wifi must be set.