Stashboard as a Proxmox LXC management dashboard: graceful Shutdown vs hard Stop, 2-second live stats, the Tasks tab, and audited bulk monitoring and updates. Setup, checks and risks.
If you want to install Debian 13 on CM3588 NAS Kit with the root filesystem living on a fast NVMe SSD — not on the tiny eMMC —…
Stashboard V8.6 shows a running Proxmox VM’s VNC screen in the browser with noVNC, relayed server-side so the API token never reaches the page. How it works, setup, checks and limits.
The real, command-by-command story of how to root a Chinese tablet (Alldocube M8, MediaTek MT6797) — and why the boot image only dumps on Linux.
Stashboard V8.1 and V8.3 add a restore Proxmox backup web UI for LXC and VM vzdump archives: a monthly test-restore drill, a fenced-off overwrite path, double gating and a full audit trail.
Samsung T560 camera support on postmarketOS, step by step: kernel patches, safe boot-partition flash, first NV21 frame, then motion detection to wake the panel.
Stashboard V8.0 and V8.2 add a Proxmox clone snapshot web UI for LXC containers and QEMU VMs: real task polling, linked vs full clones, vmstate for running VMs, double-gated and fully audited.
Picking the best ESP32 dev board is a different problem from picking the chip. A full rundown of who makes what – Espressif, Seeed, Unexpected Maker, Adafruit, SparkFun, LilyGO, M5Stack, Heltec, Waveshare, Sunton, Guition, Olimex and the rest – plus the right board for prototyping, battery builds, screens, LoRa, Matter, voice, cameras, Ethernet and video.
Stashboard V8.4 adds a guarded New VM form and V8.5 makes the VM Config tab writable — create, edit, resize and move Proxmox QEMU guests without opening the PVE console.
Working out which ESP32 version to use in 2026 is harder than it used to be. Espressif now ships eleven SoCs in mass production, with three more announced. Here is every shipping chip compared as of 1 September 2026 — and which one to pick for your build.
