really I think the people at turnkey should consider this. I'll state again that OpenWrt is hands down the best in class.
Or are there suggestions to things we might have missed?
I could check again for more info. But I'd rather hear from you if you ahve OpenWrt as your main driver at the moment or have moved to another solution in the time being?
Reason I ask is because I am still trying to figure out what best suits my goals
I second this request.
However this is not really a proxmox issue. This is an LXC issue. So we should focus our efforts there.
It would be great though if one of the proxmox gurus find a solution
because the download link on the pve site
https://www.proxmox.com/en/downloads?task=callelement&format=raw&item_id=638&element=f85c494b-2b32-4109-b8c1-083cca2b7db6&method=download&args[0]=36adaf267a24a8a85835d0f0ac5d65fd
is kinda a 2 step process I am failing to download it using
wget...
hahah I am sure I am not making any sense but I've gotten half a mind to install the most basic of linux on bare metal and then run PVE as a VM.
Sure this is just me being a bit frantic for now so I'd really still like to learn how to deal with my current situation.
But it is just a thought...
uggg, bad idea. too buggy and also no access (for newcommers like me) to the actual system root. I seme to only have access to the in memory system.
does one have any suggestions on what live usb with up to date zfs support I can use to salvage recent PVE zfs installs?