Recent content by ddt3

Thank you @reinob your answer solved it (see below) I have indeed not done a zpool upgrade, for a number of reasons: Sofar I have not upgrade any of the pools, the message has been there for quite some time Every description of zpool upgrade mentioned that there all also some risks The...

Thanks for the reply, but I already tried that from the web interface (and now also from the command line), it yields the "same" error: timeout: no zvol device link for 'vm-111-cloudinit' found after 10 sec.

Today I updated my 3 servers and rebooted. Everything seems to work fine except for one VM: my printserver It no longer works because the VM (111) running cups will not startup: TASK ERROR: timeout: no zvol device link for 'vm-111-cloudinit' found after 300 sec. Other VMs with cloud-init data on...

I think it would be best to have a look at the proxmox_create_vm.sh in my git repository. There I actually use wget to get the ignition file from the webserver to the snippet folder. But I could also use scp (or ssh) because all my desktop systems are linux systems too. I do not use the API for...

Hello @janlauber, I already add a local ignition file by placing it in a snippets folder: qm set 123: -args -fw_cfg name=opt/org.flatcar-linux/config,file=/mnt/pve/NFS-USB/snippets/grav-fc.ign so a web server is not a necessity for ignition file use. However, for including other igntion files...

I have changed the scripts a bit, to make it more generic (and still working on it). I am also trying to get rid of the need for a webserver (by merging local ignition files) but at the moment it is not possible to include multiple local files in a butane yaml (raised that as a butane issue...

I started using Flatcar Container Linux to run my docker containers on Proxmox sometime ago. At some point I realized that I wanted a more structured approach to creating a flatcar vm (read: more automated). So I started creating some scripts that made that possible. Next to that I created some...

It appears that: zpool import -s -f Safe-Data did the trick not quite sure why -s helps because it is described as "Scan using the default search path, the libblkid cache will not be consulted." (if it's default why do I need to provide the switch :-) ) But hey all is up and running again :-)

[TL;DR] Proxmox running on a separate disk (USB stick) Upgraded from 7 to 8 by reinstalling that disk and taking pointers from this document: bypassing backup. Used zpool import -f NAME for my storages All ZFS pools are available again except the mirror that I had from 2 4TB disks: Safe-Data...