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@@ -277,7 +277,7 @@ The installed GRUB menu has a 5s timeout and boots automatically.
 | **Boots on Pentium Pro/i686 but hangs at kernel start on Pentium/Pentium MMX (i586)** | Fixed: the kernel is now built for `CONFIG_M586` with `CONFIG_X86_GENERIC` (no CMOV instructions). Builds before this fix used `i386_defconfig`'s `CONFIG_M686` default, which emits CMOV - instant invalid-opcode crash on real i586 CPUs. |
 | **Terminal garbled / typed text repeats after a full-screen app (htop, neofetch)** | Fixed: builds before this change set `TERM=vt100` on the VGA console, so full-screen apps restored the terminal with the wrong sequences. Recovery on any running system: run `reset`. |
 | **Phantom keystrokes / junk commands during or after the install** | Root cause: interrupt storms from APIC/ACPI quirks on era hardware (and emulated boards) starving the keyboard controller; the long silent copy phase also invited typed-ahead input that was replayed as shell commands. Fixed builds ship `noapic acpi=off i8042.dumbkbd=1` on both boot paths (see the kernel command line section) and show per-directory progress with an input drain before finishing. On older builds: let it finish, then run `reset`; avoid typing during the copy; `Ctrl-Q` if the console seems frozen. |
-| **Proxmox: VM boots an older build despite uploading a new ISO** | Proxmox keeps every upload as a separate storage volume, and a VM's CD/DVD drive points at a specific **volume** — renaming or re-uploading a file never updates an existing drive (checksums of the new file do not help either). Delete the stale volume, upload the unique-named ISO from the build log, attach it in Hardware, and check Boot Order (an installed disk can also shadow the CD). |
+| **Proxmox: VM boots an older build despite uploading a new ISO** | Proxmox keeps every upload as a separate storage volume, so uploading a file with the same file name as an old ISO causes this. It's best to give the new .iso a new file name. |
 | GRUB menu does not appear, or the machine reboots before booting, in QEMU | Try more RAM (`-m 256`). Memory pressure during development was the culprit more than once. |
 | Kernel panic: `Unable to mount root fs` | The CD drive is on an unsupported controller. The kernel targets PIIX-era IDE/ATA; modern SATA-only setups are out of scope. |
 | `Remounting root filesystem read-write ... failed` on live boot | Cosmetic. The CD root is read-only by design; all writes go to tmpfs. |