You don't need any usb stick and Windows. On hp website there are available rpm packages for Red Hat with online flash utils included. I used them from Proxmox on DL380 G6 and G7.
You can use 4k volblocksize, but zfs will write 4x4k for every 4k from zvol. Zvol with 4k block will use 4GB on zpool for every 1GB size. Thread creator have zvol with default 8k block and his zvol use 2GB for every 1GB size.
How do You try to mount, because for me it's working this same with any logical block size used. Try to do: fdisk -l /dev/your-pool/your-path/to-zvoland then trymount -o loop,offset=512×first-part-sector /dev/your-pool/your-path/to-zvol /your/mountpoint
I would recommend create vm with settings from virtualbox and convert vmdk to raw image:
qemu-img convert -f vmdk -O raw GSM-TRIAL-21.04.4-VirtualBox-disk001.vmdk /dev/path/to/vm-disk-nnn
4k random reads will be faster with 8k volblocksize because zfs reads only 12k from disks. With 16k volblocksize it must read 24k from disks. But this is when compression is off. You could try use 12k volblocksize with lz4 compression and format ext4 in guest with stripe-width=4 then test. If...
volblocksize = ashift * number of stripes not mirrors.
For ashift = 12 You have 4k block on disk:
2 disk mirror ZFS writes 2 * 4k block with same content
2 disk stripe ZFS writes 2 * 4k block with different contents (8k)
6 disk stripped mirror (3 stripes * 2 mirrors) ZFS writes 3 stripes * (2...
In vm for ext4:
volblocksize <= 4k x stripe-width
16k <= 4k x 4
32k <= 4k x 8
On hypervisor:
volblocksize >= 4k(for ashift=12) x number of stripes in pool
Etc...
ILO3 have support for weak certificates deprecated by most of browsers, java and NET. If You want run remote console use Internet Explorer. I've two DL380, one G6 and one G7. Both works with Proxmox 6.4 from internal SD. Flashing firmwares works online from Proxmox. You must download rpms from...
Your zvol device will be in /dev/[zpoolName]/[optZfsDataSet]/[zvolName] This device will not be visible in Proxmox UI, but You can add this in configuration files to existing, or new VM if You like. Read: ZFS on linux, Tips and Tricks from Proxmox Wiki. From Proxmox UI You can only create new...
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