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I think you have to create that file and add the line "options mxl58x mode=1" with the right mode (0, 1 or 2).

I started editing mxl58x.conf to choose the mode: nano /etc/modprobe.d/mxl58x.conf options mxl58x mode=1 reboot And then the right version of pve-headers: apt-cache search pve-headers apt install pve-headers-$(uname -r) Finally downloaded and installed the drivers: wget...

I marked this thread as SOLVED after following the suggestions I received here. I ended using a Turnkey fileserver plus the transmission torrent client, each one installed in a separated LXC with mountpoints for a common disk partition created in Proxmox host. Thanks for all the help.

Well, what I really need (as stated in the thread title) is some kind of NAS. Do you have any suggestion?

Thanks @Stefan_R As you remind "mountpoints are not supported for full VMs". I also tried the NFS approach but I had problems in the recognition of the NFS share by the container. Where can I find information about those "feature flags"?

Thanks @mbosma! I did something similar on a influxdb LXC. The database engine was installed in the container and the data was in a partition that I mounted in the host and passed to the LXC editing its conf file with a line similar with yours (mp0: ...). But in the case of a OpenMediaVault VM...

Hi I was trying to add to my Proxmox system the NAS + BitTorrent client functionalities. After searching a bit I opted by the following: - NAS: OpenMediaVault - BitTorrent client: transmission I found some tutorials to install OpenMediaVault in a Proxmox VM using an ISO which I did and had no...

Yes, that was my initial idea but this can not originate a eventual deadlock? That is, imagine that for some reason I change something incorrectly in my pfSense settings that do not start its LAN the way I need, and then "Incorrect pfSense" => "No Proxmox host access" => "No pfSense error...

Thanks @vshaulsk for the quick reply! The problem is that my ISP is very restrictive regarding its router. The most I could managed was to have an DMZ IP in its LAN.

I already have my pfSense VM working but please clarify me one thing: How many NICs are you using? The image shows two: - one for the pfsense LAN - one for the pfsense WAN But that means that you are using the same IP for pfsense WAN and for Proxmox Host? I tried to do that and did not worked...

Thanks (Obrigado :D) for this info. I am starting now exactly the same task. Do you intend to describe in more detail the whole process? Regards

After Googling a bit I ran the following command that confirm a 27s delay due to systemd-udev-settle.service: root@pve:~# /usr/bin/systemd-analyze blame 27.102s systemd-udev-settle.service 5.413s pve-daily-update.service 4.581s pve-guests.service 2.009s...

Hi I noticed in the last days that my Proxmox is taking more time to boot then normal. When I watched the boot messages I can see the following: Reading all physical volumes. This may take a while... Found volume group "pve" using metadata type lvm2 /sbin/modprobe failed: 1 Can't process LV...

Well... let me clarity one last thing. The problem was not Ubuntu16.04 after all! The problem was the way I was editing the conf file of the container! Let me explain... I was using a container that had several snapshots, and for each one is created a new section in the conf file. I though that...

Just to say that in fact with a Alpine template (default_20190224_amd64.tar.xz)... IT WORKS!!! :) But why the template I was using (ubuntu-16.04-standard_16.04.5-1_amd64.tar.gz) did not?!? By the way, I just also tried the ubuntu-18.04-standard_18.04.1-1_amd64.tar.gz template and ALSO WORKED...

Even unmounting it from the host I still can not access it inside the container! I noticed that the /etc/fstab inside the container is still empty. Could not this be a problem? Any other tip on how to solve this? Thanks PS - If I can not solve this I will try to do it through a NFS...

I know, I know there are here a lot of posts about this issue but I still can not do this apparently easy task! :( The majority of those posts say that I need to edit the container conf file with the a line similar with: mp0: /dev/sdb1,mp=/mnt/ext,backup=0 The container starts without any...

After contacting nicolai (the author of the YouTube video I already mentioned) he gave me the solution! It is probably obvious to the majority of people here but for me was the key! I need to create a privileged container! With that the adapters already appear in the TvHeadend:

Can this problem be a question of permissions? If I list the adapters in the host I get: root@pve:~# ls -la /dev/dvb total 0 drwxr-xr-x 10 root root 200 May 12 13:32 . drwxr-xr-x 21 root root 4680 May 12 13:32 .. drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 120 May 12 13:32 adapter0 drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 120...

I need to use a DVB-S2 card (TBS6909) on Proxmox. In fact all I need is to use a TVHeadend app to stream some satellite TV channels inside my network. It seems that the use in a VM is more tricky since it needs to be on a separate IOMMU group (someting that in my case does not happens as you...