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Yes! It doesn't seem like it's the problem, but I'm planning to reconnect the onboard LAN to see if it's related to that. On iperf, I'm getting 9.6, so the 10GB is working correctly. Though it shouldn't be a problem since this is supposed to be internal. The disks are all NVMe, so they are also...

Hello everyone! I'm running Proxmox 8.1.4 on my server (i7 6700T with 48GB of RAM and an Intel X520 Dual SPF+ PCIe card). I've set up a daily backup task for all my VMs and LXCs. This task used to run in just a few minutes when I was using the onboard LAN Ethernet port. However, when I switched...

Then it was just a coincidence, for some reason I started to get those messages too

I'm having a similar message, It started to happen when I ran this script Proxmox VE Processor Microcode As other said I had to add non-free-firmware to my sources.list file. Here's how it looks now (for Proxmox 8) deb http://ftp.debian.org/debian bookworm main contrib non-free-firmware deb...

I've been doing some research and it seems there's this "Cockpit" app that could do all of that. So basically you install it on an LXC and have basic sharing functionality, user management, etc. The ZFS pools could be created or imported directly on Proxmox. Here's a video that explains it in detail

I'm also wondering, maybe it's just a matter to connect TrueNAS with Proxmox in other way rather than NFS? Looks like the speed is really slow considering I have only NVME drives

I know I'll need to set up Samba via the terminal, but my feeling is that it shouldn't be that hard?. Once it's set, I can just let it do its thing. I don't tinker with settings too much anyway. If anyone's curious, I'm thinking of testing it out and can share how it goes. Has anyone else tried...

Hey, thanks for getting back to me. I think I might have not explained well in my last message, so let me break it down again. I've got nothing against TrueNAS or ZFS – they're pretty cool. But I'm not really using everything they've got to offer. I'm thinking, why not just set up a ZFS pool...

Hello everyone! I've been thinking about simplifying my server. Following a recent upgrade (hello NVME drives), I'm thinking about whether to shift away from TrueNAS and manage everything via Proxmox. Let me elaborate. Currently, I run Proxmox on an NVME drive as the primary disk (local...

umm I think it's fine, on TrueNAS VM they're showing up and I have a ZFS pool setup

I have no idea, checking the web panel it's not showing there either! But looking at the TrueNAS VM so you can the last 2 PCI Devices are the NVME disks

I'm sorry I'm missing some context, let me explain! 1. I'm running Proxmox with one NVME disk where the local storage is. There's no ZFS pool or anything configured in that regard 2. I do have another two NVME drives that I'm passing through the TrueNAS Scale VM (maybe is this the problem?)...

It says “no pools available to import”

How did you expand the partitions after running dd?

Alright! I just disabled the services and it boots correctly! systemctl disable zfs-import-cache.service systemctl disable zfs-import-scan.service

I'm also having this error and I don't have any ZFS pools! The system runs fine but the boot is quite slow because of it

@datschlatscher is it the same for shutdown timeout? thanks!

Same here, kernel Linux pve 5.15.74-1-pve #1 SMP PVE 5.15.74-1 (Mon, 14 Nov 2022 20:17:15 +0100) x86_64 GNU/Linux

Same problem here, but as @ooptimum said installing binutils solved the problem!.

I've added the user www-data to host-data group which is 1000 but doesn't seem to work. I'm not sure if this should work but I've made so many changes that I messed up something or if I'm still doing something wrong or what :(