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Devices are connecting to the network over the Internet, each sending strings of data. During backups, some of that data goes missing, presumably because vms aren't able to communicate 100% reliably during that time. I think I see what you mean now. I had not noticed there is a node level...

Hi, Not using ceph. What I mean is that there is real time data streaming into the network 24/7 and during the backups, we've noticed that some data is being lost. Some devices sending data, some of it goes missing during the backups. Each host has its own local storage that the vms use/run...

Hi, Running the backups is causing hosts across the cluster to lose data, presumably because the backups are heavy, causing latency. Other than trying to stagger the backups, are there any other tricks someone could share?

I changed the IP of a host and rebooted it but it still shows the old IP in the console, https://192.168.19.242:8006. The IP was changed to .240 so why is it still showing the old one? UPDATE: I was able to get this working so this question can be closed.

It sounds like there is hope. If I get this working, I'll be sure to report back. Thanks very much for the information.

I've been using pass-through USB for some time now and started wondering if I could expand that to using keyboard, mouse and video to real hardware. For example, being able to use a physical keyboard, mouse and video monitor with one of the VMs on the host.

I'm trying to get a physical display on one of the VMs for development work. It would be easier to have a physical machine so I'm trying this first. In fact, better would be if I could get full KVM control of a vm but I've not found any info on if that's possible or not. I've connected a usb to...

It's a moot point after all. There is a QT Creator version for ARM but it's quite messy using source. I'll go with x86.

That's what I've been using but wanted to see if I could take advantage of the more powerful vm host emulating an ARM CPU. The only Orange Pi I see doesn't seem to be the one I need to develop for, which is the Orange Pi 3B.

I'd be happy to test it if I could find information on which CPU type and other settings to use. If I could emulate an ARM device on proxmox, it would save me a ton of work trying to use smaller, slower devices.

I've read snippets here and there that there is a way to install the Ubuntu ARM version on a Proxmox host running Intel Xeon chips. E5-2690 to be exact. I cannot find anything that confirms this or shares what virtual CPU I should be using when trying to install such an OS. Can anyone share...

Truth is, we'll never know unless a dev responds to this. As a user, I can only imagine that they are prioritizing, perhaps not responding to some questions that make them a lot of money on the paid user side. That's the thing that sucks when using a free with paid support platform of any kind.

I can appreciate your not posting the others and glad you didn't. Hope devs will see this and someone push the others to do a little better. I do see this as being a solid competitor at some point assuming they keep the costs low.

As a SaaS owner myself, I know how people are when things don't work or cause them frustration. They simple leave, most of the time, without even asking for help then trash the services/product in forums. Not sure why the devs of Proxmox would even take such a chance. Proxmox has a healthy...

I wonder how many people give up on Proxmox without ever posting when this happens to them.