ProxMenux v1.1.5
This version introduces full support for upgrading from Proxmox VE 8 to 9, including a dedicated tool with interactive and automatic modes — along with important fixes to ensure a smooth transition to Debian 13 and kernel 6.14.
🔧 Main changes in v1.1.5
🆕 New script: Upgrade from PVE 8 to PVE 9
Located under Utilities and Tools, this new script offers 4 modes:
- Automatic upgrade: One command to handle everything
- Interactive upgrade: Confirm each step manually
- Check-only: Run the
check-pve8to9tool to verify upgrade readiness - Manual guide: Shows each command in case you prefer full control
🧰 New tools
- s-tui: Terminal-based CPU monitoring with charts
- intel-gpu-tools: Helpful for Intel iGPU diagnostics
⚙️ Improvements and fixes
- Sysctl cleanup: Removed deprecated network parameters (
tcp_tw_recycle,nf_conntrack_helper, etc.) that no longer exist in newer kernels - Better AMD patching: Applies correct CPU options for Ryzen/EPYC and handles expected warnings
- Timezone setup improved: Detects timezone via IP, falls back to UTC if needed, and restarts Postfix to avoid warning
- Safer upgrades: Prevents upgrades when user confirmation is required for packages
- Repository checks: Ensures valid APT sources exist before any installation
- mlocate replaced by plocate: Keeps compatibility with Debian 13
- Clearer feedback: If something fails (e.g., timezone not detected), logs now reflect the actual status — not a false success
📦 Current project structure
ProxMenux is organized into modular, interactive menus designed for managing and customizing a Proxmox VE system:
- Post-Install Settings for Proxmox
- Help and Info Commands
- Hardware: GPU and Coral TPU Tools
- Create VMs from Templates or Scripts
- Disk and Storage Manager
- Essential Proxmox VE Helper Scripts
- Network Tools and Tweaks
- System Settings and Optimization
Thank you for using ProxMenux!
Feel free to report issues or suggest improvements — all contributions are welcome 🙌