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Hi all hoping somebody is using SEV on VM's as am trying to enable it but the VM just keeps looping on the splash of the EFI and not booting, I can't enter the efi to set up setting and it doesn't boot the CD or iso file. host has SEV enabled root@wlsc-pxmh01:~# dmesg | grep SEV [...

root@wlsc-pxmh01:~# ceph -s cluster: id: ab50ab95-b39b-432a-b24f-0858830fb975 health: HEALTH_OK services: mon: 7 daemons, quorum wlsc-pxmh10,wlsc-pxmh04,wlsc-pxmh01,wlsc-pxmh03,wlsc-pxmh05,wlsc-pxmh06,wlsc-pxmh02 (age 7d) mgr: wlsc-pxmh01(active, since 7d), standbys...

non-free non-free-firmware allows vendor none opensource firmware and packages to be installed. so basically you now have the vendor firmware (realtek) on the device rather than whats in the mainline kernel tree which could be well outdated.

@LunarMagic so in your environment forget the windows environment. Get 3 sas cards put them in your servers and just use ceph with erasure encoding, self auto healing will keep you going. That will allow you to have a single node failure without storage being a single point of failure. You will...

it needs to be outside the nodes. Synology / TrueNas / Linux box not part of the cluster etc you would then map it into the cluster in the storage tab and mark it as shared and accessible on all nodes. then anything on that storage location can safely be used with HA and vm migrations will work...

so it would be using a shared storage medium for proper HA of which is real time. so your options are ATAoE disk ( old tech now but any system can use it and it's now effectively linux only) NBD ( never used this so can't say how well this works) a SAN with FC or iscsi with a cluster file system...

the product is built around iptable not nftables I can't find much in the way of useful resources on using nftables as such am not sure many people have used it.

basically you need to replicate the ZFS storage but it's not going to be a be real HA because of the lack of shared storage, just a failover to the last replica point.

also check if the other system has these firmwares already

you got another one to swap it out? as these are so cheap at £6 it could be a manufacturing fault. also did you see it load a firmware in the log when it was 1st plugged in? if not try loading firmware-realtek package you will need to change your apt /etc/apt/sources.list to as follows deb...

is it in a thunderbolt dock or just a usb-c to 2.5 adaptor?

hi all I have finished a rolling eviction upgrade and rejoin of my nodes to take them from 7.4 to 8.1 but I have an issue with the ceph dashboard as follows any ideas what could be causing it.

can you show us the network information, and the ceph conf

odd this didn't come out when I was searching the forum with search tool

hi all I have noticed that KVM instances have debug threads enabled any ideas why KVM is defaulted to this, and is it possible to disable them example /usr/bin/kvm -id 10053 -name wlsc-lin18,debug-threads=on

yes the last bios was 2019.05.24 but other things like the Ilo are still getting updates

you will also need a script to take the .vmx file and create a proxmox machine definition from it as thats will be the last bit of your puzzle

you would need to restore the virtual disks to one of the storage drives so that you can attach them to VM's for these products is would be a scheduled restore action to Linux via ssh or agent of the disk files rather than a restore as VM's. depends on your RPO and RTO objectives as restoring...

microcode should be updated by the vendor firmware, is the firmware up to date for that and the pci devices because unmaintained firmware will cause more issues over time.