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Thanks man! I was searching up and down the web for a import feature like this for proxmox but the only thing I found was this dd idea. The qm importdisk works like a charme.

Zfs list shows only one ZVOL. But why are there several devices for one ZVOL? At the moment I am testing around with the system because I would like to migrate my XenServer VMs to Proxmox. That means unfortunately I have to export them as VHD, convert them to RAW and then write them to my...

Hi, I have also noticed these part-xx ZVOLs on my system. I did neither expand the disks nor did I create snapshots. There are also some ZVOLs where there are part-2 and part-4 but no part-3. I am just curious: why does ZFS that and does it belong that way ? Cheers Michael

Hi ! Sounds like a good compromise. :-) Nevertheless, I have written a feature request. It's certainly not a matter of life and death, but maybe there are others who might find it useful. Thanks for your help! :-) cheers Michael

Hi Dominic, thanks for your reply! :) To bad – that would be a really nice feature, especially to keep the backup storages separated for different VM backup plans and retentions times. This would make it easier than creating a separate share for each storage Would it be OK to mount the...

Hi, I am trying to add a new cifs storage to a subdir inside an existing share. I'd like to use it for backups and maybe ISOs The share looks like this \\server.domain.local\backup\proxmoxbackup As the UI has no option for a subdir, I tried the following command: pvesm add cifs...