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I used to have the following: iMac 21" with Time Machine backups SMARTOS server with huge ZFS disks for backups A zone on the SMARTOS server was installed with rsnapshot. Under manual control I could instruct this zone to use rsnapshot to take a full copy of my home directory on the iMac. I...

I solved it myself. The root disk had run out of space.

I have an LXC CT that's failing to start and I can't see how to debug why. The journal (see below) indicates that it starts but then fails to run it's startup script. The container does mount an NFS filesystem on another server, but it's not critical and shouldn't cause a failure to boot. Is...

I have a Dell Precision T5810 workstation with Proxmox 7.1 installed. This has an Intel C610/X99 series chipset with the associated HD Audio Controller. I have successfully installed MacOS Big Sur on this using openCore with the video card passed through. However, I cannot get audio to work...

Update: Now (15:55) I can now only open the GUI on one node. Login fails on the others. From the node I can log into, all other nodes are showing with a '?' If I actually click on them, after a long delay, they do show the content, but I occasionally get connection errors. There's no change to...

I've just brought up a new node with ZFS as its store. I updated it and then added it to an existing cluster. I did see an error about "unable to create directory /etc/pve/nodes" but it was fleeting and I didn't get to capture it properly. The other nodes are all OK, and all nodes report that...

Thanks. I did that, but a different problem has occured. I'll open a new thread as the symptoms are different.

I have a 4-node cluster where one of the nodes has dropped out. The contents of /etc/pve/corosync.config on the failed node differs from the other nodes, pve-cluster.service is reporting errors and corosync.service fails. Any ideas on how to resolve this? root@pve5:~# systemctl status...

DOH!

I have a number of qemu and lxc "vms" running on a PVE 7 host. Another node in the cluster is running PBS to backup said qemus and lxc. I now want to add an LXC that uses a bind-mount to another ZFS dataset outside of PVE (so that the data can be shared by more than one lxc). I can't see how...

I finally got it working, though I'm still not sure what it was that I did to fix it. It may have been that booted into a linux live usb and resetting both SSDs back to being ex-factory state, but more likely it was that I disabled legacy boot in the BIOS so that I had to boot the USB in EUFI...

Did you ever resolve this? I have a very similar problem installing Proxmox ZFS on a T5810

Thanks for that, @dcsapak. You're right of course. At some point the bios changed - no idea when.

I had a running 7.1 server in a cluster with 3 VMS running. This afternoon, I needed to reboot the server and it failed, saying it couldn't find any boot disks. It's Dell T 5810 and configured to use EUFI with 2 x 1TB SSDs. After a lot of faffing about and finding I couldn't boot from USB...

agent: 1 balloon: 2048 boot: order=ide0;sata0 cores: 4 efidisk0: local-lvm:vm-102-disk-1,efitype=4m,pre-enrolled-keys=1,size=4M hostpci0: 0000:03:00 ide0: local:iso/VeeamRecoveryMedia_DESKTOP-VGN663M.iso,media=cdrom,size=685568K ide2: local:iso/virtio-win.iso,media=cdrom,size=543390K machine...

I have a daily backup job running across two nodes with 5 VMs - a mix of LCX and QEMU. One VM is failing, a QEMU running Windows 10. The job fails on the efidisk (it usaes efi because I'm passing through PCI cards) Any ideas?

Did you resolve this? I am having the same shutdown problem if I connect a USB3 drive so I can use Time Machine.