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Hello! It looks similar to this issue. https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/second-zfs-pool-failed-to-import-on-boot.102409/

Hello! I am unaware of any way to rate limit every NIC on the VM as a whole. You can rate limit the nic individually under Hardware>TheNetworkinterface>Advanced. You could use something like Ansible to set all of the NIC's to the same rate limit value.

Hello! It looks like the OOM killer is stopping the VM. Check the resources of the Virtual Machine. Similar to this post. https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/vm-get-killed-by-oom-killer.98740/

Hmm... That is strange. Did it boot the first time? Or as soon as it was plugged in, it stopped booting?

See if you can check if all of the storage shows up in BIOS/UEFI or the controller.

I am not that familiar with the UDOO. Where is proxmox installed? On the failing SSD or some sort of SD card/NVME drive?

Have you disabled hardware checksums? I have seen it cause performance issues in the past. https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/recipes/virtualize-proxmox-ve.html

Like what justinclift said, If you had access to a portable drive you could add it as storage and move the disks over. Then import the disk into "new" VMs on your new installation. If you want to export the entire VM. You could create a backup of each VM and CT to the portable storage. Then...