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this is why you dont push to production before end of the shift ;)

Hello, I'm having trouble with port forwarding on a pfSense VM running on Proxmox. I have a dual WAN setup with one DHCP connection and one PPPoE connection. I have confirmed with DHCP ISP that they use 1:1 NAT on their end. My setup: Proxmox version: 8.1.4 pfSense version: 2.7.2 NIC...

For anyone wanting to replicate this is the process: (Assuming an unbootable proxmox 8 install due to raid card & proxmox 8 live iso) Delete all existing partitions on your usb or any other device that can boot and is unaffected by raid card. (at least 1 GB space, depending on number of kernels...

Thanks for your help all the way, this did the trick perfectly

It contains only my hard drives, not the usb Do you mean legacy boot? Now i get this warning when running proxmox-boot-tool init /dev/sdX:

So i formatted the usb with EF00 as type, then mkfs.fat -F32 /dev/sdX, then zpool import rpool -R /mnt, then mounted - proc, sys, dev, run to /mnt/(respectively), then chroot into /mnt, and i ran proxmox-boot-tool format /dev/sdX, proxmox-boot-tool init /dev/sdX and proxmox-boot-tool refresh...

Okay so now i am able to chroot into it, but now the proxmox-boot-tool says this: I guess the /dev has to be mounted to actual /dev from live installer or somehow passthrough the usb to this chroot I tried zpool import -o altroot=/mnt rpool but i get the same error

After the installation, i guess that by default the zfs pool is unmounted for restart, zpool list said that there are no available pools, but by manually trying "zpool import rpool", it actually imported: The problem is that the "pve-1", "ROOT" is empty, as well as "data", so i can't chroot...

Here are the mounts after terminal installation (cancelled before reboot): Don't see any boot mount though

Well, it can't find the rpool for some reason, and it returns me to the main menu of the installer

Firstly i got into terminal installer debug mode and with ctrl + c when the installer asked for reboot, i got back into terminal and tried these commands

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Hello, What i am trying to achieve is this: I have a hp raid card (p420i) that does not allow booting from itself while in HBA mode, therefore i decided, i could try to move the boot partition to a usb drive and have all the drives directly in proxmox with zfs. However i am not sure if i am...

Thank you, this was the missing last part to be able to reinstall.

I did not create a systemd unit, that drive was formatted/created with proxmox gui, as a directory drive