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What Alwin is saying is that the Proxmox host sort of allocates all its RAM to guests and such like and releases it automatically when needed. That means that having all the RAM utilised is not a bad thing. It shows up as utilised, but it will free it when needed. It took me a little while to...

Hmmm, well mine I discovered wasn't deleting the old backups, after some months of running I, so effectively a feature that it meant to do backups had stopped because I'd reached the limit. I had to delete them manually to get it to work. I've just set the whole environment up again from...

Thanks - this seems to be a design flaw. Nobody in their right might would want backups to work like this. Perhaps everyone normally just sets max backups to 1000 and runs away? I don't know, but it makes no sense to have a setting that effectively just says, 'I'll run backups the amount of...

Should also add, in my case since I had two disks I had to reset the boot order. Done under VM, Options, Boot Order

I found how to attach the disk with a combination of the GUI and console. 1 Make sure you have a VM created with the same ID as the ID used on the disk. (I assume you can just rename the disk file name too if you have access to it). So if you have vm-100-disk-2 then you need a VM created...

The linked issue above https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=57 is actually not the same problem as this query the way I see it. The linked issue is asking to import large files from a particular storage device into Proxmox. The question here I think is different, it's asking for a...

I too am grappling with this a bit. Seems like I really can't do consumer SSD. I have run them both with EXT and LVM-Thin and also ZFS. ZFS seems to be the slowest for some reason, even slower than running off the terrible green drive in there. I can't believe I'm saying this, but I think I...