Release notes, next step and Proxmox ISO image linked

docs/hardware.md

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-                   <strong>Download</strong>: <a href="https://dietpi.com/downloads/images/DietPi_Proxmox-x86_64-Bookworm.qcow2.xz">DietPi QCOW2 image</a>
+                   <strong>Download</strong>: <a href="https://dietpi.com/downloads/images/DietPi_VM-x86_64-Bookworm_Installer.iso">DietPi installer ISO image</a>
+                   <br><strong>Download</strong>: <a href="https://dietpi.com/downloads/images/DietPi_Proxmox-x86_64-Bookworm.qcow2.xz">DietPi QCOW2 image</a>
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docs/releases/v9_9.md

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 ### Enhancements
 
+- [**Virtual Machines**](../hardware.md#native-pc-virtual-machines) :octicons-arrow-right-16: systemd-logind is now enabled by default on VMs, as it provides ACPI functionality, needed to properly shutdown or reboot the VM from the virtualiser software, usually expected by users.
+- [**DietPi-Tools**](../dietpi_tools.md) | [**DietPi-DDNS**](../dietpi_tools/software_installation.md#dietpi-ddns) :octicons-arrow-right-16: The `IPv6or4` option to update IPv6 only, if supported by server, network and provider, has been replaced with `IPv4and6`. A server being reachable via IPv6 only is rarely wanted, as many networks do not support it. Instead, usually one will want to have it reachable via both, IPv4 as well as IPv6, which is now possible when using DietPi-DDNS, and the new default. If, e.g. for security reason, IPv6 only is wanted, this option of course remains available, like before. Many thanks to @LOGIN-TB for doing this suggestion: <https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi/issues/7278>
+- [**DietPi-Tools**](../dietpi_tools.md) | [**DietPi-DDNS**](../dietpi_tools/software_installation.md#dietpi-ddns) :octicons-arrow-right-16: The cron job does now log server response messages and connection errors separately with respective severities. Some DDNS providers do not return an HTTP error code, but an error text embedded into a regular HTTP 200 response. This, as well as success responses can now be seen via `journalctl -t dietpi-ddns`. Many thanks to @jtmoon79 for doing this suggestion: <https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi/issues/5954>
 - [**DietPi-Tools**](../dietpi_tools.md) | [**DietPi-Services**](../dietpi_tools/system_configuration.md#dietpi-services) :octicons-arrow-right-16: `dietpi-services start` will not start disabled services anymore. This aligns with the behaviour of the `restart` command, which as well skips disabled services. The script is used within other DietPi scripts to (re)start services after maintenance operations, and it is unexpected when services, who were not running before, but explicitly disabled, are running afterwards. To manually start/stop individual services from the console, we recommend using `systemctl` directly, like on any other Linux distribution with `systemd`. Many thanks to @intiplink for reporting this unexpected behaviour while using dietpi-drive_manager: <https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi/issues/7302>
 - [**DietPi-Software**](../dietpi_tools/software_installation.md#dietpi-software) | [**NFS Server**](../software/file_servers.md#nfs) :octicons-arrow-right-16: The `fsid=0` option has been removed from the `/mnt/dietpi_userdata` default export. As it is uncommon and not respected in `showmount -e` export lists, it caused confusion and issues.
 - [**DietPi-Software**](../dietpi_tools/software_installation.md#dietpi-software) | [**YaCy**](../software/distributed_projects.md#yacy) :octicons-arrow-right-16: The latest YaCy version will now be installed, and the global software password will be set as default admin password on fresh installs.
 - [**DietPi-Software**](../dietpi_tools/software_installation.md#dietpi-software) | [**MineOS**](../software/gaming.md#mineos) :octicons-arrow-right-16: As a security enhancement and workaround for a web UI login issue, a dedicated `mineos` user is created again. For new MineOS installs or after reinstall, one can login with this user, and the global software password. It has permissions to install and manage Minecraft instances.
 - [**DietPi-Software**](../dietpi_tools/software_installation.md#dietpi-software) | [**frp**](../software/advanced_networking.md#frp) :octicons-arrow-right-16: It is now possible to connect the client to a server which has no (an empty) authentication token configured. `frp` can now be installed non-interactively, where client + server daemons are both installed and configured to work with each other, with respective defaults for all inputs.
 - [**DietPi-Software**](../dietpi_tools/software_installation.md#dietpi-software) | [**frp**](../software/advanced_networking.md#frp) :octicons-arrow-right-16: Since the `ini` format for config files has been deprecated, and support will be removed in a future `frp` release, new installs and reinstalls/updates will generated `toml` format config files from now on. As of the large amount of config keys, which all changed between those formats, an automated conversion is sadly not possible. When doing a reinstall with existing `ini` configs, you will be informed about it, the old config(s) will be kept as backup in place, for a manual migration. All config keys for the `toml` format can be found here: <https://github.com/fatedier/frp/tree/dev/conf>
 - [**DietPi-Software**](../dietpi_tools/software_installation.md#dietpi-software) | [**Logitech Media Server**](../software/media.md#logitech-media-server) :octicons-arrow-right-16: LMS has been renamed to Lyrion Music Server. For more details, see their new official website: <https://lyrion.org/reference/lyrion-music-server/>
+- [**DietPi-Software**](../dietpi_tools/software_installation.md#dietpi-software) | [**Sonarr**](../software/bittorrent.md#sonarr) :octicons-arrow-right-16: Sonarr v4 will be installed from now on, and a migration to Sonarr v4 is now possible by reinstall it via `dietpi-software reinstall 144`. Note that, since Sonarr v4 does not support ARMv6, this is not the case and not possible on RPi 1 and Zero (1). After a migration, once might want to uninstall Mono, which is not required for Sonarr v4 anymore. Note that some settings may be lost as of the database migration. At best create a backup, offered before the reinstall, and inform yourself about possible database migration issues and losses on the Sonarr websites.
 
 ### Bug fixes