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@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ A small collection of scripts and mods for Proxmox Virtual Environment (PVE)
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## Node sensor readings view
(Tested compatibility: 7.x - 8.3.4)
(Tested compatibility: 7.x - 8.3.5)
![Promxox temp mod](https://github.com/Meliox/PVE-mods/blob/main/pve-mod-sensors.png?raw=true)
This bash script installs a modification to the Proxmox Virtual Environment (PVE) web user interface (UI) to display sensor readings in a flexible and readable manner. Supported are CPU, NVMe/HDD/SSD temperatures (Celsius/Fahrenheit), fan speeds, ram temperatures, mixed CPU's core nodes setups, motherboard information or system information.
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Additionally, adjustments are available in the first part of the script, where paths can be edited, cpucore offset and display information.
## Nag screen deactivation
(Tested compatibility: 7.x - 8.3.3)
(Tested compatibility: 7.x - 8.3.5)
This bash script installs a modification to the Proxmox Virtual Environment (PVE) web user interface (UI) which deactivates the subscription nag screen.
The modification includes two main steps:
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## Script to update all containers
(Tested compatibility: 7.x & 8.3.2)
(Tested compatibility: 7.x - 8.3.5)
This script updates all running Proxmox containers, skipping specified excluded containers, and generates a separate log file for each container.
The script first updates the Proxmox host system, then iterates through each container, updates the container, and reboots it if necessary.