Recent content by Taylan

This should be pushed up higher. This bug is not only causing the absence of backups(!), it corrupts the config files of LXCs/VMs as well.

I have this bug with the latest versions of todays pve-packages as well. All I did was to add the mount options "discard, lazytime" to the root disks of all the LXCs. Now the backup fails. This is the relevant part of the backup log: INFO: create storage snapshot 'vzdump' filesystem...

Set the kernel parameters for the moduls?

Take a look with lspci, if the card is passed through. Other than that, probably install the necessary modules or drivers. See here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/AMDGPU

Hello everyone, I'm having issues with service discovery, after enabling firewall on my LXC (smb with configuration for time machine*). Everything else is working, aside from the server discovery after enabling firewall on the lxc. Service discovery works again, after disabling the firewall on...

Hello everyone, I'm having issues with service discovery, after enabling firewall on my LXC (smb with configuration for time machine*). Everything else is working, aside from the server discovery after enabling firewall on the lxc. Service discovery works again, after disabling the firewall on...

Can you please post the content of the second site? It needs an account to read it...

Can confirm. Thank you and sorry about the game yesterday ;)

They are working on a fix. Post in thread 'Upgrading PVE Tries to Remove proxmox-ve package' https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/upgrading-pve-tries-to-remove-proxmox-ve-package.149101/post-675210

They’re working on a fix. Post in thread 'Upgrading PVE Tries to Remove proxmox-ve package' https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/upgrading-pve-tries-to-remove-proxmox-ve-package.149101/post-675210

I'm having this issue too. I had to opt-in to "newer" kernel and did remove every other kernel after updating. That must be the issue here. I'm guessing, after installing any other older kernel, it would go through... Edit: I just tried to install the kernel package 6.1 and tried again, didn't...

The workaround in edit2 should work independently of the file system. You should update your kernel cmdline according to your boot status legacy or UEFI.

I'm glad, you're welcome!

You are booting with grub and not EFI. You have to add those lines into your `/etc/default/grub`. Don't forget to run `update-grub` so it appends its content to all linux entries in/boot/grub/grub.cfg. Check here for more information: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Host_Bootloader

Are you booting via "proxmox-boot-tool"? What is the output of following? proxmox-boot-tool status And in the meantime, please post your content of your `/etc/kernel/cmdline`.