Recent content by onepamopa

Hopefully some of these would be integrated into the UI, but I don't see much interest from PVE staff.. (at least nobody posted here 'bout it)

Where did you add softdep nvme pre: vfio-pci ? Upon checking lspci, I see the NVME I've passed through shows as: Kernel driver in use: vfio-pci Kernel modules: nvme Also, I have 2 NVMe's (one is for lvm storage, the other one - passed through) softdep nvme pre: vfio-pci won't break that?

Anyone?

Hey there, I've got a few questions / issues regarding a nvme ssd passed through in a VM. The server has 2 nvmes - one as LVM storage for VM disks, another (Seagate BarraCuda Q5 ZP10000CV30001) passed in a VM. The VM is Windows 11, installed directly onto that nvme as ovmf Q35 ***without*** an...

Sorry for waking an old post up but... are you sure you're not passing an pcie root port/switch or something? I'm also passing an usb controller directly to VM - no issues whatsoever, but did a loooot of checking before passing it.

Hello, If would be nice if PVE could detect a VM stuck in a reboot loop (case when something on the virtual disk has failed resulting in constant reboots). I've had a FreeBSD VM with a damaged disk... constantly rebooting and no indication there was a problem (it was showing as running...

I know 6.4 is EOL, I haven't had time to upgrade mostly because I'm also planning on removing the current PVE install (a HDD) and replacing with a pair of SSD's in raid 0. The main concern here is that my VMs storage is LVM on an nvme ssd and I have no idea if that LVM would be immediately...

Updated kernel to 5.11.22-5-pve to see if there'd be any difference ....

I'm getting "Marking TSC unstable due to clocksource watchdog" after some hours of uptime. System is Threadripper 3960x, Asus TRX40-pro with the latest available bios, 8x8G 3200 sticks. ``` [1198064.004082] clocksource: timekeeping watchdog on CPU46: hpet retried 2 times before success...

Does PVE automatically do vgexport/vgimport ?

Are you sure this includes LVM storage?

Can someone tell me if it's even possible to restore an LVM storage located on a separate disk (nvme) when doing a completely new install of PVE (on new SSDs). The LVM storage (NVME_SMS) is listed in storage.cfg however, will it be detected on the new install at all, if I just add these entries...

Anyone?

I still haven't made the reinstall onto the new SSDs, however, planning to do so in a day or two. Quick question - when I do the clean install, will it see the old LVM disk (nvme0p1) containing the VM disks? On the current install: root@proxmox:# pvscan...

So, is there a way to upgrade from 2.0-4 to 2.1 ? """ Q: Can I dist-upgrade Proxmox Backup Server 2.0 to 2.1 with apt? A: Yes, just update via GUI or run "apt update && apt dist-upgrade" """ Doesn't do the job. *EDIT* - Found the problem... the "no-subscription" repository wasn't added...