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working well in these days after I disable hibernate.

it does in AD environment; different policy can be set by the type of platform role.

Hi team, I run windows VM in PVE, I found the platform role is desktop rather Virtual Machine, now I want to change it to Virtual Machine. According to the some post in internet-- It is not possible to change the platform role in Microsoft Windows. The platform role is determined by the...

maybe it has something to do with the power setting in my windows VM, let me try to disable fastboot and hibernate. I see this kind of log in my VM ProviderName: Microsoft-Windows-WER-SystemErrorReporting TimeCreated Id LevelDisplayName Message -----------...

Hi @LnxBil, that VM is totally stop, that why I want to find some clue within PVE.

The SCSI Controller Type: VirtIO SCSI

Hi team, I found my windows VM always was stop by somehow, I guess it is caused by RAM exhaustion or other problem in my proxmox. but how to verify that , is there any log record that ?

Hi, I want to hard code the RAM usage for ZFS, I read below document, then I got a question, how can I know if my proxmox system boots from ZFS? Create the file /etc/modprobe.d/zfs.conf, and add the following lines. Replace the numerical values with your calculations above. options zfs...

I don't know if below info is real error obtained from syslog, it is about the hard drive info used in my ZFS pool, it's just info or it means serious problem on my hard drive? it shows me "deadman" class, it sounds like terrible , do I need to replace it? Jul 1 22:22:07 pve zed[4188]: Missed...

The document doesn't mention the parameter of cpus= is not mapping virtual cores to physical cores , if it does , then my configuration should be no problem. If it's not mapping virtual cores to physical cores , then the numactl --hardware lost its meaning.

If I disable NUMA by set it to 0 numa: 0 , then I can start my VM , but I found CPU affinity didn't work via root@pve:/etc/pve/qemu-server# taskset --all-tasks --pid "$(< /run/qemu-server/600.pid)" pid 1190387's current affinity mask: ffffff pid 1190388's current affinity mask: ffffff pid...

I tried to make CPU affinity to work on my VM, but I can't. This is my configure for my vm: root@pve:/etc/pve/qemu-server# cat 600.conf agent: 1 boot: order=scsi0;net0 cores: 4 hotplug: disk,network,usb machine: pc-i440fx-6.0 memory: 4096 name: win10-1 net0...

My host has 2 physical CPU , each has 12 cores. And I create a VM named VM-A, it has 4 vcpu . Let's say I have enabled NUMA (also require for hot-pluggable CPU and Memory) on VM-A. How can I verify VM-A is running on one physical CPU only, rather than access resource across two physical CPU...

I am also looking for a way to bind my vm to dedicated physical CPU. The help document of PVE for NUMA is hard to understand.

I install PVE on single SSD disk. then I create ZFS with zpool create vmpool /dev/sdb /dev/sdc ... /dev/sdf So I get a pool now, I want to put ISO files and tools as well as run VM within this pool. 1. Do I need to create a dataset before I use that pool? I click on the new storage...