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Hello everyone, I installed Proxmox (7.2-4) using ZFS (RAID1) and one of the two drives have failed. I thought Proxmox would use both entire disks for the ZFS rpool during the installation but it appears Proxmox created three partitions and included only one partition in the ZFS rpool. With...

I have two Linux Bridges: vmbr0 (enp2s0f0=LAN) and vmbr1 (enp1s0=WAN) so added this in /etc/network/interfaces: iface enp1s0 inet manual pre-up ethtool -K $IFACE rx-checksumming on pre-up ethtool -K $IFACE tx-checksumming on pre-up ethtool -K $IFACE tx-checksum-ip-generic on...

Hello everyone! I've had to make several configuration changes using ethtool in order to increase my network performance in Proxmox 7.1-10. What is the preferred method to make ethtool changes permanent so they will persist across reboots as well as updates? Here are the changes I made using...

Yes, you are right! I may have spoke too soon as ASRock responded to my email. They were closed celebrating Chinese New Year...I forgot about that. ASRock stated they installed Proxmox 7.1 on a NUC BOX-1165G7 in their lab and will be testing it. So it's possible they may find the problem and...

Proxmox seems to work very well with the ASRock 4X4 BOX-4800U AMD Ryzen. I'm disappointed in ASRock's customer service as they have stopped responding to my emails. In conclusion, I would say ASRock's release of the NUC BOX-1165G7 is premature and that's why I was not able to use a...

Just heard back from ASRock: 'Thank you for contacting ASRock IPC Technical Support. Regarding your question, we have tested NUC BOX-1165G7 in our lab. The system could run Linux Ubuntu 21.04(Kernel 5.11) without any problem. NUC BOX-1165G7 is Intel Tiger Lake Platform, and it requires at...

You read my mind! I was just looking at one of these. It's on Amazon so I'm going to order it and see what happens. I'll post the results after some testing.

I updated to pve-kernel-5.15, rebooted and within 5 minutes Proxmox crashed. I'm not sure what else to do? I have Proxmox 6.4-13 installed on an Intel NUC (using similar hardware) and it's been a work horse with several VMs running and no problems. I'm thinking about returning this ASRock NUC...

Okay. I had already disabled the: "CPU C States Support" but even after enabling various combinations of this and it's sub-settings Proxmox still crashes. Does this seem like something is dying? Before enabling the "CPU C States Support" I had rebooted and within minutes Proxmox crashed with...

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Yes, I installed the latest BIOS (1.40 at the present) before installing Proxmox.

Memory test ran for 14 hours and passed with 0 errors but Proxmox is still crashing so I don't know. Since you experienced this problem with faulty USB drives is there a test I could perform on my SSD and NVMe M.2 drives?

Hello everyone! I've been using Proxmox on NUC's for a while now and recently purchased a new ASRock NUC Box 1165G7 then installed Proxmox 7.1 as a ZFS mirror on two internal disks (Sata SSD and NVMe M.2). I started experiencing odd things where pings and the Proxmox UI would stop responding...

This was my fault. I'm replacing one of my older Promxox nodes but using the same IP. Although that node is powered off I forgot to change the Static Mapping MAC address to the new Proxmox 7.1 machine's MAC address in pfSense. All is well now!

They are both wired connections to a Ubiquiti ES-24-250w switch on separate vlans with pfSense being used as the firewall and routing.