OMG, you won't believe this ..
For some reason, I installed the new version on to an m.2 drive in my chassis, but the boot sequence was coming from an old attached disk from somewhere - that old disk has an old (broken) proxmox install on it, so...
Can you try and specify the bridge-vids 100-120 to start at 101 in the second example? Because the dedicated interface wants to assing itself a VLAN that the bridge already has.
By the way, you could also add it as it would look when you use the...
Can you please post the full /etc/network/interfaces within blocks? (or use the code format buttons of the editor. If you use the SDN, please also add the /etc/network/interfaces.d/sdn file too.
Some more details would be good to help you troubleshoot. Adding new memory on the fly while the VM is running is an operation that the guest OS must support as well.
- What guest OS?
- VM config? → qm config {vmdi} and then post the output...
Additionally, with just 3 nodes in a ceph cluster, make sure you have at least 4 OSDs in each. Because with just 2 per node, you will likely have issues if one of the OSDs fails. As then Ceph will recover the lost replicas to the only node it can...
Those are on the cheaper and slower side of consumer SSDs. They will not perform well with sustained load and the primarily sync writes that Ceph does.
The recommendation for enterprise SSDs with power loss protection (PLP) is there for good...
The "create" task is definitely also logged in the task log of the guest. It might be too long ago though. But then the question is if it is still present in the syslogs/journal.
This is what we use for many internal tests, and also in the hands-on labs for our trainings.
Good for functionality and behavior tests as long as performance is not a factor!
Sure! For teaching/learning/debugging this works great.
Example: in my Homelab I have one specific cluster member with 64 GiB Ram and 2 TB local storage for VMs.
I was able to create six virtual PVE nodes with 8 GiB Ram each, construct a...
When VMs are getting backed up with Proxmox VE native backup methods, VMs will continue to fully run during the backup.
3rd party vendors can utilize the public backup API. Then things work the same. If they use a custom implementation under the...
Moin, also danke @ThoSo - mit dem Befehl ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64.580.126.18.run --uninstall bin ich den Nvidia Treiber wieder losgeworden.
Jetzt muss ich nur noch den angepinnten Kernel Boot deaktivieren.
Weder mit unpin noch mit remove lässt sich...
Generell, wenn ein neuer Kernel mal Probleme macht, kann man einen älteren als Default Boot Option pinnen:
https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#sysboot_kernel_pin
Um die aktuellen anzusehen: proxmox-boot-tool kernel list