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Format... the wrong word. I cannot add the USB to the VM when it is actively in use by the host. The only thing I can think of is creating a disk and adding the files I need. Does anyone here know how I might mount a newly added disk to a VM so I might add files to it (and unmount, detach and...

That's difficult, because the format I need is USB, but the host is using the same USB.

Is there a way to have it on both VM and host? When I put it on the VM my mount on PROXMOX host goes. Can this be avoided by mounting via the device (UUID) name?

I seem to have some progress with: systemctl restart pve-cluster systemctl restart pvedaemon systemctl restart pveproxy systemctl restart pvestatd.service Although not sure why this happened in the first place

I can; view all disks/nfs storage I can run/view summary of LXC's/VM's, etc. But, all nodes, all storage's, LXC's and VM's are "unknown" and have a question mark. I am not sure if I need to restart everything one at a time, everything seems to be working but monitoring/summary isn't display...

I'd also like to add, the node shows 5 MB/s network transfer speed for a disk migration to network storage. What?

I've attached a disk to a VM. I am not sure how to put files on it?

I get the same thing when adding a disk to the NFS share storage. update VM 106: -scsi1 FourteenTBExpansionUSB4:150,format=qcow2 TASK ERROR: error during cfs-locked 'storage-FourteenTBExpansionUSB4' operation: unable to create image: got lock timeout - aborting command Adding a 1 GB disk (I...

There is no NFS/directory option in hardware on a VM? Otherwise I am not sure what you mean? I don't think the recovery ISO is running Windows Pro for NFS client

Only thing I can think of right now is to launch a Windows VM and mount a shared directory on my network and give it the backup files, to then overwrite the disk with the backup. --- slightly easier is to make the VM on the bootable/recovery ISO, mount a USB with the data (on the host) and add...

NFS share 1: root@nfsspeedtest:~# dd if=/dev/zero of=/tmp/output conv=fdatasync bs=384k count=1k; rm -f /tmp/output 1024+0 records in 1024+0 records out 402653184 bytes (403 MB, 384 MiB) copied, 12.8772 s, 31.3 MB/s NFS share 2: root@nfsspeedtest2:~# dd if=/dev/zero of=/tmp/output...

I'm getting TASK ERROR: storage migration failed: error during cfs-locked 'storage-' operation: unable to create image: got lock timeout - aborting command However, I don't get this on another NFS shared storage. I've tried pvecm expected 1. I need to migrate to this disk. If I can't I must...

I added it back like so: LVM: HPBay8 path /dev/HPBay8 vgname HPBay8 content rootdir,images

I did manage to see in the task history the directory: Physical volume "/dev/sdc" successfully created. Volume group "HPBay8" successfully created And if I go to here I see the content of the directory.. /dev/HPBay8/

Like I said, there are no unused disks, so I can't select the disk to add a directory. The only thing I see is /dev/sdc as a device name. I don't even think that was in storage.cg

I didn't make a backup (I will now!) and I don't actually know what to put there to put it back. I can't go to the node and add the directory (that's what it was). A HDD added as a directory, because there's no unused disks.

I have a HDD under /dev/sdc/ I removed the drive (accidentally) from /etc/pve/storage.cfg I have some VM's running using the removed storage (no idea what'll happen if I restart them. I assume it'll screw up).

I have nano /etc/exports setup correctly. My fstab mounts the folder for my external USB drive I've run systemctl restart nfs-kernel-server I've been having issues where the system unmounts my drives as soon as I mount. I've had to create new mount folders to get around that. It seems even...

Not sure if this has been requested, but HA or migration won't work when CPU core numbers differ on different nodes. I think at the very least if the migration FROM node has 16 cores, migrating to a node with 8, it should scale down so it doesn't automatically fail?

Yes. I believe it is because HA was on the vm. Turning it off let me. Strange.