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Relevant threads: https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/18082 https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/pull/18138 There is a bug at openzfs 2.4.0 that make disks wake up every 10 minutes (or do not let them sleep if the sleep timeout is less than 10 minutes) This should be fixed at openzfs version...

Relevant threads: https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/18082 https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/pull/18138 There is a bug at openzfs 2.4.0 that make disks wake up every 10 minutes (or do not let them sleep if the sleep timeout is less than 10 minutes) This should be fixed at openzfs version...

Similar problem here. https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/hard-disk-spins-up-every-30-minutes.177982/ You can try hd-idle and verify if the disks are sleeping but are awaking every 10 minutes like me Maybe you can also put 5 mins instead of 20 mins sleep timeout and check if they sleep but wake...

Same? problem here In my case the disks are awaken every exactly 10 minutes This happens even with smartmon tools disabled Proxmox 9.1.6 I have put "r|/dev/sd*|" at /etc/lvm/lvm.conf Some months ago (not sure if it was before the update to version 9) the disks were staying in standby for many...

Same here with an xl710 x4 wihich is passed through to a VM running mikrotik. No vlans Proxmox 8.1.5 linux 6.5.13-3-pve

I tested again and found the problem. It indeed lets disks sleep

Maybe a way to bypass the problem would be to run the vm only when needed to run the backup so it would not keep my disks spinning since it will be shutdown. I tried to use the vzdump-hook-script.pl to auto start vm 100 at the start of the backup and auto shutdown the vm at the end of the...

I already have edited lvm.conf at the host and the disks sleep when I don't run the proxmox backup lxc. When I start the lxc the DATASTORE disk stops sleeping.

Unfortunately the lvm.conf edit does not work at the lxc container Also the: blktrace -d /dev/sdc -o - | blkparse -i - command does not work inside the lxc (does not find the device /dev/sdc) When I run blktrace at the proxmox host I see the /dev/sdc accessed from kworker , jbd2 and loop0 (???)...

I am trying to let my disks(datastores) sleep but are constantly accessed Which process accesses them? Can I stop it or configure it to access them at much bigger intervals? https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/disk-prevent-from-spinning-down-because-of-pvestatd.53237/#post-352295

Now I have the same problem (hard disk always accesed by something and can not go to sleep) with proxmox-backup (pbs) I run it inside a debian lxc and share a local disk between proxmox and pbs(debian) with: pct set 100 -mp0 /mnt/f,mp=/mnt/f This disk is used for backups The problem is that...

I tried this at lvs.conf also but I also have the problem that when I do vgscan the lvm-thin volume is greyd with a questionmark Also the existing VMs start but I can not make new VMs (no LVM-thin volume found). Any idea how to have both sleeping disks and LVM working?

I "fixed" it by-passing the problem I passed through the whole USB pci controller The only problem is that all the USB devices of the server must be at a single VM (where the PCI-e USB root hub is passed) I can not pass one USB device to one VM and another USB device to another VM

Hello I use a proxmox server at my home server using a Skylake 4 core i5 with 24GB ram and SSD as root I try to pass through a USB tv tuner (Avermedia Ultra USB m039) to a windows VM (tried both win7 and win10) The USB tuner is shown at windows fine, drivers installed , but when I install...

Hello Thank for the script I try to backup the server with it . Then I try to restore to same machine but with fresh install (same version of proxmox) but pve-cluster refuses to start I receive pmxcfs error 255 Tried to run pmxcfs I receive : fuse: mountpoint is not empty fuse: if you are...