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The LVM error message indicates some metadata corruption that often happens in unplanned power down with consumer hardware. There are many guides online that can walk you through the potential recovery steps. I'd like some further guidance please: I'm trying to follow instructions from Hetzner...

Hi bbgeek17, thanks for replying. I've done a quick search and can see some light at the end of the tunnel ;-) Are you aware of any such guide related to Proxmox? I would prefer to find a guide related to Proxmox, as one of the things I found relates to Thin provisioning, and frankly my...

Hi, I'd like some advice of the more knowledgeable proxmox users around on the forum. Here's what happened: - some time, months ago, my single proxmox machine got halted due to an unplanned power interruption. - again a while later I started receiving error messages in my mailbox: SMART error...

Hi folks, After upgrading debian distro and then updgrading Proxmox, something seems to be wrong with GRUB. Possibly it should be updated? Upon boot, I can select items in the GRUB menu, and even in the submenu. Booting into recovery mode does not work. But when I select to boot Proxmox, I...

Follow up: slight improvement Hi, I'm following up on the previous post. One way or the other the "old" and original network config does not work. I think this is normal, because I'm trying to operate a single LVM Proxmox harddrive on totally different hardware. I've now been able to add a usb...

Hi everyone, I'd like to request some help to see if I can: - get an old system connected to the network again - see what files are possibly recoverable History: A couple of years ago, probably 2019, I started out with Proxmox. At that time I ended up with two Proxmox machines. Today: Those...

For completnes sake: I have attached a monitor to my Proxmox box, can't do a screengrab but here's at least a picture showing lspci. Further: In the mean time I've done minimal reading on DHCP config of opnsense, this has learned me that there are 2 DHCP servers on-board, ISC DHCP and Kea. I...

Ha ha!, that's exactly the one I set out to follow. Does not work out of the box (anymore) At least for me, pci pasthrough does not seem to function as expected => QEMU exited with code 1 I'm not aware what this error means, and can't seem to find proper explanation on the www.

Thanks!, I'll have a look! At the moment I'm partly up-and-running with Proxmox/opnsene... Only DHCP does not seem to work, but I still need to do more testing.

Thanks for clarifying!

Sorry, are you referring to "QEMU exited with code 1"?

Update: Ok, in the mean time I've done more experimenting and testing, during which the count of vm's is now - 4 pfsense vm's - 3 opensense vm's What are the results? - I've been experimenting a bit with Proxmox firewall, and for the time being I have following result: - 1 opensense vm...

Some more info: - As a matter of fact, I started out following Techno Tim's youtube video. A bit later I realized that it dated May 16, 2020.. so that explained, things have obviously changed, and I could not get it to work. - I have also been looking at youtube video's from Lawrence Systems...

Might it be because this system does not support IOMMU? This is what my system shows in BIOS: As far as I'm aware, everything related to Virtualization is enabled. The single setting that was not enabled was this VT for Direct i/o, and as I am not familiar with IOMMU, I have guessed that this...

Some more trying to better understand: I have been spending quite some time following guides on the internet and such. Here are my thoughts / questions: I'm running on older hardware, so I wonder if it supports IOMMU. Did some searching and changed some settings in the BIOS Thanks for chiming...