- The Spanish interface addresses the reader as tú, uses the infinitive on buttons and menu options, and uses Spain vocabulary (pulsar, introducir, añadir, the Intro key)
- Backup, snapshot, host, pool and slot stay in English, and Proxmox web interface paths keep their English labels
- Mistranslated texts, missing spaces and gender agreements corrected
- Spanish documentation quotes the updated screen labels
- The translation guide describes the Spanish style
- The command description fixture follows the updated Spanish text
- English pages describe backups, the manifest, ROCm GPUs, OCI host directories and storage as develop does, and say user instead of operator
- New paragraph on host directories mounted with everything the host has mounted inside them, and a new update rule for host directories
- The Proxmox Backup Server section of the post-install page is translated into every language
- Spanish and the other six languages follow the updated English
- The OVA/OVF import creates the VM with LSI and e1000
- The utilities picker lists 25 tools; jq and ncdu come from the analysis group
- A finished UUP Dump ISO is chosen with Install with personal ISO
- ZimaOS offers Host or KVM64 and SCSI or SATA
- The disk image import works on an existing VM and several formats
- Synology loaders and the NAS list match the current menu
- A failed channel switch shows the installer output above the error
- Seven language catalogs plus built-in English
- The version information sample keeps the real utils.sh path and channel label
- Option 19 scans an NFS server for its exports with pvesm scan nfs
- pveupgrade is described as the interactive package upgrade it starts
- The FAQ describes the wget install command and the Post-Install backups of .bashrc and MOTD
- Two Spanish error titles match the interface
- The installer runs through bash -c with wget, not curl | bash
- The .bashrc and MOTD backups are created by Post-Install
- Thirteen languages belong to the AI language selector
- The automated run can also ask to confirm the system update
- Persistent NIC names, ZFS ARC reconcile and ARC policy match the code
- Uninstall rewrites journald.conf with systemd defaults
- A local disk is registered in Proxmox only when As Proxmox storage is marked
- Test NFS Connectivity checks ping, port 2049 and the export list
- Proxmox keeps CIFS passwords with mode 0600, protected by access control
- Wipe all trims the whole disk when discard is supported and is not a secure erase
- Declining the privileged conversion changes nothing, and accepting backs up the configuration first
- The by-id path is used when it exists, with /dev/sdX as fallback
- Full report opens in a scrollable dialog; SAS progress comes from the self-test log