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hey, seem's to be a vfio driver "issue". lspci -knn will help you to see if your pci-card well use the vfio driver on. Under your pci device, you want to have this line: If you've not, it's the reason for your pve reboot on the VM start Recheck with this passtrough tutorial...

in your usb material line, uncheck (if checked ) usb3. Was a problem for me that have doesn't have time to solve that. If this solve your problem, maybe try to updgrade your BIOS, then retry with checked usb3

maybe your usb device not correctly disconnected from the last pc it was plugged on. Try to disconnect him, reconnect to the last computer where it was, remount on them, and safely remove it. If your USB device well disconnected but have a cable between him and the host, change the cable and retry

seem's vlan tag /veth missconfigured

boot oniso, then, select #2 xD

enabling an wifi AP isn't hard to do. But, you need to enable on one DHCP server, if you want to automaticaly have an IP. Because, the easyest way isn't to bridge the wifi AP to your ethernet connexion, you want to enable a firewall fonctionnality => keyword MASQUERADE Then, your AP wanna...

try with the cli installer, it's really the same, without gui

did you good declared the vlan over your PVE ?

i only know the pfsense alternative. Did you have good declared your default gateway for your internal network ?

shutdown opnsense. destroy vmbr1 rebuild , after applied configuration, your vmbr1. Unload vlan aware if you don't use it explicitly in your CT

i'm totally noob on ipv6. But, based on your log of pfsense, is forwad rules applied ?

Mybe check yours servers host logs....

https://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?t=156410

zfs = RAID RAID = metadatas zpool get = RAW additionned disk capacity ofd the raid. du & zfs list/get = usable disk capacity ( iin the raid) GUI zpool report = zpool get

You've 2 hardware with the same BUG. Maybe check for BIOS upgrade ? This is smelling a firmware bug. You're using consumers SSDs.... Maybe forget ZFS, and only use lvm on this kind of configuration

Is it a personnal conf? Professional => Never use backing server on Virtual host. Personnal => Yes you can. But you can too install it on physical pve node, they doesn't listen the same port. "how can I grant access to Proxmox to access all those VM's to backup then?" Begun by a try, check...

check your dmesg output for some BUG / seg fault error

drop conf here: - network of 2 haproxy - keepalive

vérifiez les fondamentaux du réseau .... Vous avez besoin d'un routeur qui connaît votre réseau pour y accéder sans mascarade. You need that our external host know routing way for your vm network.