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Great you found it in the gui, here's the commandline version as well: qm set 100 --boot cdn --bootdisk scsi0 c: cd d: disk n: network bootdisk is equal to the disk type and ID listed in the config.

Whilst creating the vm I set the boot order by using the following option: --boot cdn --bootdisk virtio0

Here's my way of migrating xen vm's to pve hosts, I've done a few hundred so far and have had very few issues. Download and prepare xen-to-pve script apt-get install git cd /tmp git clone https://github.com/guestisp/xen-to-pve.git chmod +x /xen-to-pve/xva-conv.sh Make sure you have http access...

Is this a standalone node? It should be fine after creating it's own "cluster". What error do you get when trying to start a vm?

I'm sorry for my late reply. I initially installed my pve on a dual mirror pool with the sdx format and changed them over to by-id. Because of some janky hardware I used in the past some zpools would break due to the disks suddenly switching sdx identifiers after reboot. In my experience that...

It seems you have added the two disks on id instead of its /dev/sdX name. This should not be a problem. Did you boot your PVE normally or with a recovery cd?

Turnkey Fileserver is a good option for sharing files with smb and nfs. Keep in mind that you need to set the nfs-flag like Stefan_r mentioned. For browsing through files and more you could use nextcloud and for media a solution like openmediaserver, plex or emby.

After being stuck on the same question I went for the lxc only solution. At first I tried setting up vm's with smb or nfs though this caused unnecessary overhead and made file scans by services like plex and nextcloud very slow. OMV uses block devices as its storage AFAIK so a LXC version would...

I personally use a LXC container with transmission and every other service like plex in containers as well. All the data is stored on a ZFS pool called tank, the way I share data is through mountpoints. Here are two examples of my config files: downloadserver: mp0...

Thank you, I submitted a feature request. https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2196

Thank you for you responses. Are there any plans of adding it to pve in the future? I read that it got added to Mail Gateway recently.

I recently upgraded my ldap server to starttls and noticed I'm can't get my PVE to communicate with the ldap server anymore. I've tried a few different configurations in PVE with and without "secure". The only thing that helps is disabling starttls and using ldap unsecured or with ssl. I could...

Not a very scientific answer but I have a gaming vm wich has GPU and usb passthrough for keyboard, mouse and headset. Using a usb audio adapter or a usb headset works absolutely fine. I'm not able to feel any difference in fps games while having it setup to a physical gaming pc.

Latency also plays a role in smb storage. Is it possible to create a cifs share on your cloud proxmox server and mount it on your server? It might just be slow on smb due to latency in your internet connection.

Hi Andi, Have you created a report on bugzilla? I forgot to do it myself. Edit: I couldn't find a bugreport so I made one: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2117

Awesome! Good to hear it works. Happy to help.

Your config does not have the "bios: ovmf" variable. By default Proxmox vm's are set to seabios. Add the variable to your config file or set the BIOS to OVMF (UEFI) in the Options menu for the vm in the webgui.

Was the vm set to seabios or ovmf? Can you verify via a recovery cd or something similar that your partitions look alright?" Do you get the Windows logo boot screen followed by a bsod or just no bootable device?

No problem, I use this command from somewhat regularly so getting this issue fixed also benefits me (and others).

It seems to be tied to the latest update. Even piping it on the host locally spits out an error. Another host wich is on 5.3-5 works fine, but my prod host on 5.3-8 gave me the same error you have.