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  • Good point, and I agree - after reading all the responses, I'm leaning toward spending the few extra bucks so that I don't have to fret all the potential scenarios that might require transcoding.

  • I'll double check my various devices' specs before I move forward. Thanks for confirming that.

  • I was wondering if anyone would bring up Incus. I'm still pretty new to all this. From what I can tell, there seems to be a larger community around Proxmox, but I've seen enough mentions of Incus to pique my curiosity. I'll have to explore this some more. Thanks for mentioning it.

  • Good point, thanks for clarifying that. I suppose the theft scenario is iffy, but it'll still help in case I ever sell (or junk) the disk.

  • These notes are gold—thank you so much for sharing!

  • You swapped the kernel? I guess I'll find out soon enough when I attempt my setup, but as I gather up the motivation to dive in, I'm assuming it will be as simple as installing a proxmox package or something. I guess I should re-read the guides. 🤣

    That would be dope if you wouldn't mind sharing your notes. There's a decent amount of documentation out there already, but I often find it extremely valuable to read different people's perspectives from real life experience in addition to the official guides. No pressure. Either way, thanks for chiming in!

  • Good to know. Thanks!

  • Peace of mind.

  • Thanks for the tip. I have no experience w/ ZFS, but I'll keep this in mind in case I go that route. Thank you!

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    Fresh Proxmox install w/ full disk encryption—so install Debian first, then Proxmox on top?