Oh....it's too late for me because all parts are here ready for assembling ($450). At least I can re-use my ram, HDD, etc.. when I decide to upgrade it, hopefully not in the very near future.
Thanks for the very useful tips.
I believe my WD Reds are still a CMR type (WD40EFRX).
This server is for my personal use and may not have a lot of traffic. I may consider a further upgrade later on.
Thanks again.
I've been playing around Proxmox for a week on a 8GB ram/512GB HDD mini PC (i5). I'm about to build a more proper/low powered desktop server (Xeon E5-2560L-10cores/20threads, 32GB RECC, nvme 500GB, WD Red 4TB x2.)
Applications, for now:
Debian 11 VM with KDE environment (hosting at least...
It is working now.
I issued a command line "vgchange -ay" in console, and it now detects such data volume. Rebooting my server later no longer has such problem.
update: it survived only one boot. Next boot, still get the same message and I have to use such command to reclaim pve-data back. Not...
I've been using proxmox for a few days; shut it down every night.
I shut it down last night and when booting it up this morning, it show the above message. I can still access Proxmox gui, but all VMs and CTs can't startup. I still can see the ISO, CT, disk images volume, etc. in the webui.
I...
I installed Proxmox on internal SSD inside my Dell 3020 Micro PC and I also install and run OpenMediaVault VM guest on the same internal SSD. As my host server is Dell 3020 Micro with USB3 port, I intend to attach a usb3 enclosure which supports Raid-1 on two 3.5" SATA drives. The external...
I have many applications which I usually run on a headless Debian server. Now I want to install them on my Proxmox server as native installation without using Lxc container. Is it possible? If so, any downside doing that way?
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