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I can't run any pool commands. When I do, the system locks. I get no output and I cannot press control-c to get out. I have to reboot to run any amore commands so im unable to check the status of any pools.

This server is my main home server. It runs my home automation (Openhab), my camera system, my computer backups, plex and more and it is currently dead in the water. I just dont know what could have caused this.

No they are not. i cannot start any VMs, i dont even know if the data in my zpools is still there and not corrupted.

I just booted into 4.15.18-12 (the earliest version i have to choose from) and it gave me the same panic error. Should i try reinstalling 4.15.25 (my current version)? Maybe it didnt get fully installed?

I did actually do that, i booted into 4.15.18-24 and it gave me the same panic error. Im going to try to boot into a few more and see if that helps.

How do i go about doing that? Thank you for the help btw!

I deleted the cache file like you suggested and rebooted but I still get that panic message and running zpool commands locks the system. I have 3 pools on the server including rpool. I recently installed the pve-kernel-4.15. not sure if that has anything to do with my error. If you look in the...

As the title says, Proxmox wont boot, even after restarts and hangs on the line shown in this picture. It hangs up at: "A start job is running for Import ZFS pools by cache file PANIC: blkptr at 000000000af0311db DVA 0 has invalid VDEV 131072." and doesn't get past that screen. I have a lot of...

Thank you for the response and for the information. I will read it. I didn't mean for my above post to sound like I was ignoring you. I am right in the middle of 3 time sensitive projects that involve my Proxmox server and just wanted to make sure I didnt break anything. When I get a chance to...

You are correct. I apologize, my terminology is probably incorrect but what you stated is correct.

So might have just answered my own question. I was reading this thread and so I went to the node summary. I noticed that it said using 1.48% of 16 CPU(s). My processor has 8 cores, 16 threads so it sounds like the CPU allocation in the VM config is threads, not cores. Someone can correct me if I...

Thank you for your response. I gathered from your response that there is no way to allocate a VM or container 1 thread? You have to allocate it an entire core? If so, does that mean there is no benefit to hyper threading?

Hey guys, I am somewhat new to Proxmox so please forgive the simple questions but I couldn't find the answers to them anywhere. I am running a 9900k CPU that has hyperthreading. If i run lscpu in the Proxmox shell it lists 8 cores, 16 threads, 1 socket. In the CPU part of the hardware...

Please see my posts in this thread: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/upload-speed-issue.54840/#post-254116

Thank you for trying to reproduce it. I appreciate the support. I originally started this thread because my security camera NVR VM seemed to be taking a long time to load videos and was intermittent at doing so so I downloaded speediest-cli to do an internet speed test on the vm, which showed...

One more thing... I installed Ubuntu 18.04 desktop on that dell mini desktop computer I mentioned in the previous post. I downloaded and ran Speedtest-cli via terminal and got the same results as above: ~300Mbps down and ~4.1Mbps up. But then I went to speedtest.net and ran a test there and it...

Okay, one more update. I installed 18.04 server bare metal on a Dell Optiplex 3020 mini desktop that I had lying around. This machine is completely separate from my Proxmox installation (Proxmox runs on a separate custom built server). Upon installing speediest-cli, I got the same results as my...

Not really an update but I thought I'd share anyway. I borrowed a PCIE dual Intel NIC card from my bother and installed it in the server. After getting everything connected up, creating another virtual bridge, assigning a VM to that bridge, etc. The tests on the VM were the same: ~300Mbps down...

What does a speedtest look like on your proxmox install as opposed to one of your VMs? I started this thread to try and resolve my issue. I am linking it here in case either one of us finds a solution. https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/upload-speed-issue.54840/#post-252803

Looks like I am having the exact same issue as this guy: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/odd-network-behavior-on-vms-and-cts.54007/