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Ssdet00 replied to the thread How to I rebuild the Bootloader on ZFS RAID1??.Alright - this worked, brilliant! To quickly summarise: 1. Read this: https://docs.zfsbootmenu.org/en/v3.0.x/general/portable.html 2. Boot Linux Mint Live ISO, download the recovery EFI file and place it in a fat32 partition as instructed. It...
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Ssdet00 reacted to Kingneutron's post in the thread How to I rebuild the Bootloader on ZFS RAID1?? with
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Only if he fixed the boot on both drives. Adding a mirror and having the 1st one fail without doing that leads exactly to this situation. OP, try zfsbootmenu https://github.com/zbm-dev/zfsbootmenu -
Ssdet00 replied to the thread How to I rebuild the Bootloader on ZFS RAID1??.That looks interesting - I'll give it a crack. I'm sure if I can boot my system normally at least once I can probably repair the bootloader from within Proxmox itself.
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Ssdet00 replied to the thread How to I rebuild the Bootloader on ZFS RAID1??.I wish it was that simple! Sadly it's not the problem.
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Ssdet00 replied to the thread How to I rebuild the Bootloader on ZFS RAID1??.Yes I did - that's where I encountered my issues with the proxmox-boot-tool. The format command works, the init command did not. Yes it is a UEFI boot partition. "proxmox-boot-tool init /dev/sda2" is the command that failed for me. Not sure...
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Ssdet00 posted the thread How to I rebuild the Bootloader on ZFS RAID1?? in Proxmox VE: Installation and configuration.I have a somewhat frustrating situation - I have a ZFS RAID1 which started out life as a single disk, and then a second SSD was added as a mirror after the installation was done. The original failed, and today I learned that a ZFS RAID1 mirror is...
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Ssdet00 replied to the thread Default settings of containers and virtual machines.+1 to this idea, I made a rant a few years ago about default settings not making much sense, and it still bothers me to this day. Having profiles would be great. It's already a thing with the "OS" selection - just let us make our own please :)
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Ssdet00 replied to the thread 32-bit Debian VM fails to boot after upgrading to PVE 8.2.I came across this today - wow what a headache. I have been manually reducing RAM in the meantime when needed, but it's definitely annoying. I still try to use UEFI for everything but sometimes I just need something legacy to work.