pve-edge-kernel VS bleeding-edge-ranciliopid

Do note that the edge kernel is currently at version 6.0.19, which is behind the current official opt in 6.2 kernel from proxmox. So just use that until the edge kernel updates to a version where you actually want/need something.

I had issue after updating OPN 23.1.2 to 23.1.4, VM crashed every 24H without anything in syslog, after hours of research, I upgraded my kernel using this link since then no crash. (4 days uptime)

Looks like Fabian over at Proxmox is actively looking into this, and fix is in form of Kernel updates, so the good news is this is definitely not a hardware related.

Some have been using Intel Celeron N5105 Processor boxes for Home Assistant OS VM's and have encountered the same issue. They switched to the PVE Edge Kernel and has seemed to solve their issue. Worth a try.

Currently I'm using the edge-kernels and haven't had any issues doing things the classic way, after initially hitting the issue with the 5.15 kernel that you and others had.

I'm currently on PVE edge kernel from https://github.com/fabianishere/pve-edge-kernel as I need the Realtek 2.5Gbe support. I don't use ZFS but I do rely heavily on LXC, am I right to assume the 5.12 mainline kernel works with PVE 6.3?

Anyone here running the PVE edge kernel at https://github.com/fabianishere/pve-edge-kernel?

To fix all of this you need to upgrade the kernel. You can either compile your own, or ideally, just get one from here: https://github.com/fabianishere/pve-edge-kernel

I'm very sure that specific Intel NIC is the issue. There's been a few people with the same problem, so please read this forum thread before buying a new NIC. Basically, installing newer kernel fixes the issue, so i suggest trying this kernel to save time, rather than compiling it yourself. Download all the package for your architecture, then use dpkg or apt to install. Reboot and choose the new kernel and good luck.

Personally, if you want PID, I'd go https://github.com/medlor/bleeding-edge-ranciliopid with using a ESP32 (S3 if possible). Setting up system just for PID is super simple but then gives you options to expand functionality later on.

I'm basing it on a couple of things but for the main app/control software I'm using https://github.com/medlor/bleeding-edge-ranciliopid with an esp32 for the number of pins but also going to be referencing http://espresso-for-geeks.kalaf.net/features/pressure-profiling/ for the pump side of things.

https://github.com/medlor/bleeding-edge-ranciliopid if you like to tinker

Here is the version I used: https://github.com/medlor/bleeding-edge-ranciliopid with DS18b20. See row17 where you can select DS18b20 if you like. I never steam so DS18b20 works for me. https://github.com/medlor/bleeding-edge-ranciliopid/blob/master/rancilio-pid/userConfig.h.SAMPLE