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        <title>How to fix: Lost ethernet on Proxmox after GPU install!</title>
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        <description>Introduction I run a homelab at home and tend to play around with a lot of different setups. Be it gaming, docker, Ubuntu or have you. Recently in the last 6 months. I&amp;rsquo;ve been running Proxmox with a Windows VM for a dev lab.
This gave me the idea that I could use my old GPU for it as a passthrough device! However I noticed when I added my old GPU (GTX 980 Ti) that the network card didn&amp;rsquo;t work properly.</description>
        
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        <title>How to update HP Firmware on Linux!</title>
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        <description>So how we update HP Firmware on Linux? HP isn’t exactly known as the most friendliest vendor when it comes to linux client machines be it Software or Firmware but that doesn’t mean there is other ways to install HP firmware on your machine.
This assumes you run your linux distro on UEFI and not legacy BIOS.
If you are not sure which HP module you have exactly. Just run the following.</description>
        
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