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Welcome to the Proxmox forum, Haaski! Great that you enjoy the feature! If you haven't found it already, you can add a Realm Sync Job with pveum realm sync. You can use pveum help realm sync for more information on the parameters that you can pass to the CLI there.

Have you already resolved the problem? If not, it would be helpful how the VM is setup with qm config <vmid> and how your storage is setup with cat /etc/pve/storage.cfg. Also check the output of cat /proc/pressure/io while the VM is running. It could help to identify the problem and see how it...

Welcome to the Proxmox forum, stoeger! Have you already found a solution to your problem? If not, have you also run a long test with smartctl to verify that there is nothing wrong with the drive? You could also boot a Live ISO (e.g. Debian/Ubuntu) and run e2fsck -fccky <device> there, to...

Noch eine kleine Anmerkung: Ich habe im Journal auch bemerkt, dass bei einem NFS die Domain nicht richtig aufgelöst werden kann (zumindest nach den Warnungen im Journal). Ich denke aber nicht, dass das Problem mit diesem zusammenhängt, aber ist ein NFS im Einsatz? Oct 04 20:21:13 Datacenter...

Wilkommen im Proxmox forum, skjold! Das Dateisystem wurde kurz nach dem Start des Containers 101 erfolgreich bereinigt, aber es ist auffällig, dass das MMP (Multiple Mount Protection) Intervall eine Warnung auslöst. Ist das dm-9 device zufällig die Volume des Containers zugewiesen (e.g. ls -lha...

Thank you for sharing this! It would be even better, if you could add a "[TUTORIAL]" prefix to the title, so that more people know where they can find a solution to that problem ;) Also for the future, here's a related post [0] with a SuperMicro server, if the above didn't solve the problem...

Thanks for all the information! Could I also ask you for the output of lsusb -t and cat /sys/bus/usb/devices/<bus-port>/bDeviceClass for 2-1 through 2-3 for <bus-port>? It seems like the disk at 2-3 is wrongly identified as a USB hub.

Could you tell me how you have set up the GPU passthrough on your host and VM? An additional (verbose) output of lspci and how your IOMMU groups are setup would also be helpful in finding an answer to the problem.

The SATA error you are getting seems to be caused by a hardware error (specifically between the controller and device as indicated by Emask 0x10). The "WRITE FPDMA QUEUED" is a Native Command Queuing command [0], which would fail on CRC errors, that is transmission errors (which I assume here)...

Hallo Crash1601! Danke auch für die Rückmeldung! Das freut mich zu hören, dass der Host nun stabil läuft. :)

Could you provide more information how the VM has been setup (e.g. qm config <vmid>, changes to other files?), which kernel you're running (uname -r) and if there's any peculiar entries in the journal (journalctl) when the move between those USB drives happen?

Hi! It sounds like the windows are losing focus. In which way do you access the desktop environment of your Windows 11 VM (noVNC, SPICE)? Does this happen when you're using the VM actively or does this happen when you e.g. are doing something outside of the VM and then going back to the...

Welcome to the Proxmox forum, eroman! Have you already found a solution to your problem? If not, in which way is the virtual machine not accessible anymore? Can you still make backups of the VM itself? If the volumes still exist on the drive, you can try to manually mount the disk depending on...

Thanks for getting back and great to hear that the update and settings change has fixed the problem. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a similar bug report with a search on the LKML or kernel changelog either. If it should happen again, I will take a closer look into it!

This looks strange indeed. A ZFS pool should usually be able to determine the mountpoint with the output of zfs get mountpoint <dataset>. What is the output of this command for rpool/ncdata on your machine? What is the output of zfs list? And is there a reason that the mountpoint /rpool/nc-data...

I haven't seen this before, but just for reference the warning occurs at [0] and the bug at [1] and seem to stem from an io_uring worker thread. Has this occurred more than once or was this a one off? Is there are specific reason that the server runs the kernel version 6.5.11-4? [0]...

You can also use the command pvesm set <storage> --options <options> to change the storage.cfg. Keep in mind that those parameters are only set when the NFS is mounted again, so it won't affect the mounted NFS as far as I'm aware. Just to be sure, what version are you currently running (you can...

I can only give you anecdotal advice here - as I don't have your exact NIC - but as far as I heard from others, it should usually make not a lot of difference, especially when dealing with 1Gbit NICs. But of course, this is not a permanent change and you could verify/disprove that claim with...

Is there a specific reason why you would like to have a dual boot installation inside a VM? It would be easier to just create a VM for OpenIndiana and a VM for Windows 11 Pro. Otherwise, have you setup your VM to be configured for a Solaris kernel (As far as I'm aware, OpenIndiana runs on the...

Your network and VM configuration looks fine, it seems like you suffer from a similar problem as described in this post [0] (as far as I can tell most people there have the same NIC as you). Have you tried the solutions from there (disabling some or all hardware offloading, if your NIC supports...