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Here: https://fra1lxdmirror01.do.letsbuildthe.cloud/images/ For example for Rocky: https://fra1lxdmirror01.do.letsbuildthe.cloud/images/rockylinux/8/amd64/cloud/20231202_02%3A06/rootfs.tar.xz

Since upgrade to 8.1 and kernel 6.5, I'm experiencing high power usage on my system. With PVE 8.0 and kernel 6.2, power usage was around 7-8W, now with powersave governor usage is around 18-20W. Nothing else changed, same number of lxc/kvm, same CPU usage. System is most of time idling. System...

Awesome, fix from pbstest works like a charm. Vielen Dank Thomas!

No log output from task log + task status tab - err 400. This is PBS upgraded from latest 1.* version. # proxmox-backup-manager versions proxmox-backup-server 2.0.10-1 running version: 2.0.10 Error output in Task -> Status: Bad Request (400) parameter verification errors parameter 'upid'...

Working = I'm able to do everything. Those LXC containers are working fine and are reachable from outside.

Tested privileged and unprivileged, both are working fine in my PVE 7.0 VM (just required additional reboot after 1st start to take configured IP address) Unprivileged: arch: amd64 cores: 2 hostname: rocky-unprivileged memory: 1024 nameserver: 10.31.1.1 net0...

Priviledged and unprivileged tested, both are working fine. I can test also on PVE 7.0, I've one in VM for testing.

# pveversion pve-manager/6.4-12/8c75fb0e (running kernel: 5.4.119-1-pve)

Actually I don't remember, but I think I had some issue(s) with default ones - but this is long long time ago.

Working fine for me. But instead of default, I'm using cloud images. Detection should work fine for you too, part of CentOS.pm for version detection: if (($release =~ m/release\s+(\d+\.\d+)(\.\d+)?/) || ($release =~ m/release\s+(\d+)/)) { if ($1 >= 5 && $1 <= 9) {...

Since OpenZFS 2.0 arcstat looks little bit different, size is current used size and c is max ARC size defined, where avail is free/available memory on system. # arcstat time read miss miss% dmis dm% pmis pm% mmis mm% size c avail 16:38:47 0 0 0 0 0 0...

Your ARC max size looks fine = 10G. Check details from arc_summary command like this: ARC size (current): 97.9 % 62.6 GiB Target size (adaptive): 100.0 % 64.0 GiB Min size (hard limit): 100.0 %...

I'm not 100% sure, but I think you should do so. Anyway this will cause any harm... ;)

Correct, this file is not there by default. But you can create this file. And also change this dynamically without reboot using: echo 68719476735 > /sys/module/zfs/parameters/zfs_arc_min # For ARC min value echo 68719476736 > /sys/module/zfs/parameters/zfs_arc_max # For ARC max value

Hi, just add min size < max size, example: # cat /etc/modprobe.d/zfs.conf options zfs zfs_arc_min=68719476735 # This is 64GB - 1B options zfs zfs_arc_max=68719476736 # This is 64GB