What I meant is, the server downloads to the temporary folder first, what is /var/tmp. When this folder hasn't 10 GB left the server isn't able to store the file there. Afterwards it tries to move from /var/tmp to your final download destination (the USB). It would fail although the destination...
so you used the download option with url. Did you try to upload from your notebook using the file upload? Just a small iso?
Are you able to download a small iso from url, sample an alpine linux iso. Just a few MB.
10 GB is quite big. As it's a very big ISO it could be a missleading error...
What is your storage design? Did you test an upload to a different storage? Do you have enough space left on your device (wouldn't expect permission denied) but check. What is the underlaying filesystem?
will check the dump for analysis. But I will open an own thread in case I require help. Thanks for the links and hints.
I keep this thread open as it would be really helpful to have a documented process e.g. in wiki (or even better a general function) to have watchdog functionality. Proxmox is...
Never heard about crashdump. Is this a package or how to activate / install. This would be for analysis in case of a crash, right? Or would it restart the host as well?
I post the error log which comes when I try to install the watchdog package.
root@pve:~# apt-get -y install watchdog
Reading...
I'm on latest update and have a frozen hosts every few hours. My host is standalone and would appreciate when there would be an option to reboot automatically.
Thread for such a problem
It doesn't replace analysis but I had same issue with some changes a while back and it got solved by an...
check what you see in your grub configuration.
This parameter GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX in file /etc/default/grub . In my case I had do set "" as there was something different before. After updating the grub and reboot my LXC worked...
You could create a backup and restore to your prefered VM ID. When you start the restore you have to set the new VM ID. I guess it's the fastest way.
Btw.:
VM ID = VM - virtual machine
CT ID = Container
I tested, attached grub configuration throws the error which I posted earlier. I don't think that I was using backports, at least I don't remember. There was no related entry in my apt-sources.
Host Nuc NUC5i3RYH, migrated from 5 to 6 and now to 7. I found how to solve the issue. I post the...
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