Recent content by BobMccapherey

Windows 10 has always been a nightmare for me with Intel GVT, but I've seen much better stability with pve-edge-kernels and Windows Server 2019.

I am attempting to mount an NFS share and am getting the following error no matter if I use the GUI or this command: pvesm add nfs offsitebackup --server <myip> --export "/server-backup" create storage failed: error during cfs-locked 'file-storage_cfg' operation: storage 'offsitebackup' is not...

I'm not re-IP'ing the box. I'm actually trying to just tell it to use one of its different IP addresses for cluster communications. Also doesn't cover any changes I need to make to the Ceph nodes. Point is moot now since my datacenter recovered the private network.

My datacenter recently suffered a catastrophic failure causing our private network to no longer be fully operational I have a 4 node cluster with both public IPs, and a private network with private IPs. I also have Ceph running on all nodes. My cluster network and cluster/public network for...

I have my E2276G working - I had to increase the aperture size in the BIOS to have more options for supported types.

Is it possible to have the video still visible on the console UI when running a VM with no video adapter, and Intel GVT-g configured? Right now running like this and heavily dependent on RDP working. I see these instructions for libvirt on an Arch system with an GVT-g VM, but not sure how this...

I have Windows VMs with just an Intel GVT-g GPU and Display set to None (so there's no other video card present in the VM). How can I still obtain access to the console via noVNC, SPICE, or anything else?

So slowly increasing past 300 load is normal, even though this is a 4 node cluster all running similar VMs and workloads and the nodes with more than 1 VM are showing less load average? To me this seems like a resource allocation leak.

Screenshot of top as well as from admin interface attached. There's only one VM running that isn't taking all the available memory so this makes little sense.

I have OPNsense running on two different VMs in an HA CARP configuration. The VMs are connected to custnet (which is connected to the OPNsense VMs as the LAN interface) with the below configuration: root@virt-slc-90:/etc/pve/sdn# cat vnets.cfg vnet: custnet tag 200000 zone intvxlan...

Had to do this in order to fix things: apt install libpve-common-perl=6.1-3 qemu-server=6.2-3 pve-manager=6.2-6 pve-container=3.1-8 pve-qemu-kvm=5.0.0-4 and then reboot every node in the cluster. I based this on my recent apt logs to downgrade to a known working version.

I think I figured out the issue: /usr/share/perl5/PVE/QemuServer/PCI.pm line 425 references a variable $vmid, but it's not declared or defined anywhere else in the file.

Is there an easy way to downgrade to 6.2-4? Seems that newer versions have completely hosed starting mdev gvt-g machines.

So at first glance this looks like it wants to use the correct mdev GUID. Then when it actually tries to run QEMU it uses the wrong one. I tried looking at the conf files in /etc/pve/qemu-server but the GUID doesn't seem to be defined there and seems to be generated by Proxmox. So there's...

Well the problem there is you can't just keep making virtual GPUs - if you have too many it won't let you create more. Likewise if you try to reuse a GUID it won't let you. You'd have to delete the vGPU and readd it (or just reuse the same one). The problem is that Proxmox generates the GUID to...