It's actually documented here: https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/qm.1.html , see the "delete" parameter. For "artifacts", you can qm unlock <VMID> and then delete or do whatever you need to do.
1) Is there a plan to add support for cloned disks? Most of my VMs are clones.
Trying to migrate a clone leads to this error:
2023-02-06 13:11:48 ERROR: Problem found while scanning volumes - can't migrate 'ceph-data:base-100-disk-0/vm-103-disk-0' as it's a clone of 'base-100-disk-0' at...
So, it looks like these messages are generated by pve-firewall querying an older iptables interface, which now generates these messages on newer kernels. It's annoying.
If you aren't using pve-firewall, you can stop/disable/mask it via systemctl. I'm not sure about downstream effect of it...
You are lucky it's working and booting :) Apparently, Ubuntu decided to keep it enabled in 22.04 LTS, which is either an "interesting" choice or it just slipped somehow. You can google "ubuntu 22.04 ubsan issue" and it may be just the begging as it's not in a wild at any measurable scale...
I've been using 3rd party edge kernels or building them myself, when PVE switched 5.15, I noticed that it included UBSAN in its config, likely from Ubuntu upstream. I believe this setting only creates issues in production use.
More info: https://github.com/fabianishere/pve-edge-kernel/pull/163
Hey @aaron ,
Thank you for your insight. I can give a bit more details here.
PMem (NVDIMM) in AppDirect mode (storage) can either be wrapped in a regular block device with filesystem on top of it or exposed as NVDIMM and then formatted / mounted as "PMem aware" FS.
1) The benefits of using...
Hi all,
I'm new to ProxMox and trying to figure out a sane way to passthrough DCPMM block devices to the VMs. (AppDirect mode). Using latest ProxMox (6.3-2)
Basically, looking a "proxmox" way of implementing this manual...
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