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What is the best way to troubleshoot - when bluestacks crashes, it takes down both the windows 10/11 guests, as well as the Proxmox host. I've looked at Event Viewer in Windows, and do not see anything that jumps out. On Proxmox host, journalctl doesn't show anything either. Everything is...

You have no idea what I am doing. Bluestacks on windows on Proxmox is a pain in the ass. And every time it crashes, it requires a reinstall. So a quick backup and restore is wonderful at keeping all the configs and everything available as I test and try to stabilize my config. Once...

Does anyone have a successful Bluestacks running on Windows 10 (or Win 11)? Please share your config. I have spent the past 3 weeks trying to get blue stacks running without crashing. Sometimes, it will run overnight without issues. Othertimes, it will crash on startup. Each crash will...

Apologies - I did honestly search, but I guess I used wrong keywords. And yes, backups on the same disk is bad. But I'm not doing anything prod.

I have a 1TB drive in my proxmox 8 box (fresh install), using it to test bluestacks (it's a different level of pain...) and I am finding out that with the default installs, I don't have much space for backing up a virtual machine. Tried lvextend and didn't get far. What's the easiest way to...

Ugh. Why is it doing it for me then? Double Ugh

I'm referring to guest virtual machines.

You can certainly put multiple vlans on one port/switch and then it's just a matter of making sure you route it. Sounds like your USG4 is doing that routing, but if it's not, then either your host or a virtual machine must route it, if you want traffic to flow between vlans. However, if you do...

Glad it's not just me then. I thought I was going crazy for a while. Someone on reddit offered the following suggestion, which seemed to work. Change that "auto lo" line in /etc/network/interfaces to: auto lo ens18 # replace ens18 with your network device I'm surprised there isn't more...

Debian 10 - no issue. Debian 11 - network issue after a network restart Debian Sid - network issue - network dies within seconds after booting Ubuntu 21 - no issue. OpenBSD 7.0 - no issue. Devuan 4.0 - no issue. Documenting it here. If anyone has any ideas, do speak up, I'm very curious.

Just received a Dell R520, and did a fresh install of Proxmox. Added Debian 10 (buster) guest. No issues with networking. Installed Debian 11 (bullseye). When I run a "/etc/init.d/networking restart" the networking bits stop working. This is the "Before" running /etc/init.d/networking...

Found the problem - nfs server was running in secure mode, so the client needed to use the resvport option. mount -t nfs -o soft,nfsvers=4,proto=tcp,resvport proxmox:/jbod/tank /Volumes/nfs

Current version of proxmox, fully updated. Have a zpool with sharenfs enabled. Unable to nfs mount from macOS. Any ideas? proxmox server IP is 10.100.200.200 zpool is jbod/tank Mac IP is 10.100.200.100 Mac User is Justme linux VM on Mac is 10.100.200.101 # zfs set...

Under solaris 11, a "zfs import x/y" would also load the key and request for the password. That would be even better behavior for the linux version of zfs.

Here. Try this and see what you get. apt-get install htop htop

It looks scary, but as long as things are working fine, I wouldn't worry about it. Load averages don't find/show resource leaks. Nothing to do with it. https://mellowhost.com/blog/confusing-server-load-average-explained.html

Load average is not what you think it is. It's a look at the run queue, and even if that task is blocked (reading from drive, waiting for input, whatever), it is still counted as part of the load. Look at vmstat, etc. Your CPU utilization is only 8.6%. No worries. Also, as a byproduct of...

Go with SSDs if you can afford it. Go with spinning rust if you want to be nice to your wallet. Figure out how many VMs you are going to run, and how much disk space you need. A couple of Samsung Evos might be enough to take care of everything.

I have a Solaris VM. Following instructions at https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Physical_disk_to_kvm Showing only relevant information # lshw -class disk -class storage *-disk:2 description: ATA Disk product: HGST HUS724030AL physical id: 3.0.0 bus...

Proxmox wouldn't install on my system because X couldn't run during installation. So I took the ssd, attached it to my MacBook, and installed Proxmox in a Parallels VM that has the ssd via USB as a passthrough drive. Installation went fine. Attached the ssd to my system and during the boot...