memory: snapshot — 2026-10-03 ~1440 (nh3-pve clean on 9, RustDesk 1.1.16, esh-nas-pve PVE 9 assessed)
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@@ -39,6 +39,16 @@ Quorum: 2 nodes × 1 vote, no QDevice, no `two_node`.
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3. **`pve8to9` FAIL on both nodes:** the `systemd-boot` meta-package is installed. Both nodes boot
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via GRUB, so remove it (`apt remove systemd-boot`; `systemd-boot-efi` stays).
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## esh-nas-pve facts re-read 2026-10-03 (Prime asked whether infra-ops can upgrade it unattended)
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- **QNAP hardware** (`QNAP Systems, Inc.`, Comet Lake HECI present, but no AMT/IPMI we can use), so there is **no remote console**.
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- PVE 8.4.20, but still running kernel **6.8.12-13**, up since **2026-08-18**. Its first reboot in ~7 weeks is itself a risk:
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do a **reboot test on PVE 8 first**, so a reboot problem is not mistaken for an upgrade problem.
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- **No NIC pins** (`/etc/systemd/network/` is empty); the uplink is `enp5s0f0`. Pin before the upgrade.
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- No DKMS on this node (the NVIDIA headers lesson applies to `pve`, not here).
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- Infra-ops can do the prep remotely. The upgrade reboot should happen only with someone able to reach ESH, or with
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Prime's explicit acceptance that a failed boot means an outage until someone is on site.
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## Pre-flight (no guest downtime)
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1. **Backups:** one-off `vzdump` of **all ten** guests to pbs-ana in snapshot mode, right before the
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