Recent content by Ramalama

Its just the minimal tools binary. Wireguard is backed into the kernel anyway by default.

Across all my 6-7 Zen3/4/5 Servers especially, either zfs 2.4.2 or since kernel 7.0.2-2/4... The perfomance increased a lot. I mean i can feel it, so its more as 10%. Even on old intel Servers i can feel some performance increase, not as huge as on Zen4 but there is some too. And the new...

ZFS is great for Hard Drives, but on Really fast Storage it simply doesn't scale. (i have here multiple Servers with 8x CD8P-R or 8x 7450/7500 in Raid-10) Option 1 -> Im using for that reason mdadm+LVM/LVM-Thin (With DRBD if i need Cluster-Sync) -> If i need max Performance. Option 2 -> Or...

You need the test repo. Fabians initial recommendation with the 6.17.9 kernel is perfect, because it comes with newer zfs modules (highest chance to fix your issue) For the bootlog, you boot into the nonworking kernel, then in the working one and just get from systemctl the previous boot log...

On my Home Server: root@pve:~# cpupower frequency-info analyzing CPU 26: driver: amd-pstate-epp CPUs which run at the same hardware frequency: 26 CPUs which need to have their frequency coordinated by software: 26 maximum transition latency: Cannot determine or is not supported...

It seems like only ZFS is affected? I seen weird superblock errors on replicated volumes. And simply deleted replication and recreated again (so that the volumes get cleanly created again) and that fixed my issues. But for my part, i thought that this is simply some weird bug and that i...

The issue is that we have this stupid and useless drbd 8 kernel module. I stumbled across this either. Either it should be completely removed or updated to drbd 9 in the kernel itself. Drbd 8 in the Kernel just causes issues and is absolutely useless. @t.lamprecht did you probably forgot to...

From my Part, or the mentioned bugreport... Nothing is fixed since this thread was opened. PBS backups are still single core tls limited. It was an eternity ago and still the same issue today. 9374F -> 1gb/s limit Xeon 4210R -> 200mb/s limit So there is absolutely nothing fixed in this...

Btw, thanks @proxmox Team for fixing this! Really appreciated!

In the meantime there is one more thing you need as Workaround. On my 24.04 LXC Containers i need: apt install containerd.io=1.7.28-1~ubuntu.24.04~noble And additionally now in /etc/docker/daemon.json { "min-api-version": "1.24" } Without the min-api-version, traefik wont work anymore. -->...

https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/opt-in-linux-6-17-kernel-for-proxmox-ve-9-available-on-test-no-subscription.173920/post-808772 Im now at 6.17.2 + 580.105.08 and everything still works without issues. No issues with dkms and nvidia at all. Actually im pretty happy with the 6.17 Kernel, because...

On-Die ECC has no error reporting or edac or anything. On Die ECC is just for the memory module itself due to the high frequency it was simply needed. Im sure they talk about "real" ECC, since normal ECC has error reporting (sometimes not), but EDAC Support anyway.

No issues with nvidia dkms drivers on 6.17: No Issues with 6.17 and 580.82.07 No issues with 6.17 and 580.95.05 (Genoa 9374f + RTX 6000 96gb) root@pve-bdr:~# apt install proxmox-headers-6.17 The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required...

That was gemini research lol, i didnt thought that deep research can hallucinate, xD

I will test later today the Genoa Servers (9374F + RTX6000) -> Because one above reported dkms issues with 6.17 and Nvidia Drivers. So Far this Servers Work: - MS-A2 (AMD 9955HX) -> No Issues - Genoa 9374F + RTX6000 (580.82.07 & 580.95.05) -> No Issues - .... Just for those who are Curious...