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I'll take the opportunity to thank you for your gist files! They were really useful when I set up my 3 nodes proxmox/ceph cluster with a mesh thunderbolt network a few months ago (I went with simple mesh without dynamic routing) :)

I also have a private mesh network over thunderbolt for my 3 nodes ceph cluster and wondering if it's possible to mount cephfs on external clients. It doesn't look like it's possible to have monitors listening on multiple interfaces even with multiple subnets in "public_network" UPDATE: Ok so...

Are you still running this after more than 1 year? I also have 3 MS-01 but only a single enterprise micron 7300 pro 3.84TB m2 drive in each. I am thinking about buying some 22110 3.84TB 7400 PRO to use 2 ceph OSD per server, but I'm worried about excessive heat... What are your enterprise drives...

Hi, I just set up a ceph ring mesh network on 3 nodes using the "simple routed setup" from the guide you posted (2 TB ports on each node, connected to the other 2 nodes), and I was wondering the same thing about using a spare ethernet interface connected to a dedicated switch as failover or even...

Hi, Is there a way to detect if a VM or CT migration is running, using the CLI or API? I'm writing an ansible playbook to do rolling updates for a proxmox cluster, the idea is to loop through each node in sequence: - move a node to maintenance - wait for VM/CT evictions to another node -...

I tried that and nothing automatically migrates unless the VMs are in an HA group, but in that case they also restart automatically on another node if a node fails (which is what I want to avoid because lack of shared storage) My cluster HA setting is "migrate", would be nice to have something...

Yes and that's perfectly fine with what I want to achieve: only live migrate on planned maintenance, and otherwise do not restart the VMs on another node if a node fails (and ideally if that failed node is still running but just can't connect to the cluster it should leave its VMs running, but I...

It doesn't seem to be the case: if I reboot the node without any VMs in an HA group they just get shutdown automatically. If I put them in an HA group and reboot the node from proxmox, they gracefully migrate to another node (with a zfs replication) without downtime, but if I yank the network...

Hi, I want to use HA safely in a proxmox cluster with no shared storage (only zfs replication). The behaviour I'd like for some VMs is this: - for planned node reboots (`reboot` command on shell or the UI reboot button): automatically live migrate the VMs to another node before node reboot -...

I had the same issue (stuck on initramfs after booting from the USB stick with the EFI partition) My guess is that the boot cmdline is copied from the proxmox rescue boot when setting up the USB boot stick, so you need to change it to match your existing proxmox zfs root: I fixed it like this...

Hi, resurrecting this thread... So what's the best way to configure a proxmox cluster with OVH vrack on a bare metal host? I have 3 bare metal OVH servers, all in the same VRACK, and a public IP subnet assigned to the VRACK. So far I've done this: ... (vmbr0 has the OVH public IP, do not use...

I think you're right! I haven't tried but it's probably that same issue with the USB hub disappearing and not the GPU... I'm still on qemu 4.2 which doesn't have this problem but hopefully they'll fix it eventually

Only the guest instantly freezes. The host is fine, but it takes a SIGKILL to kill the kvm process. As I said the monitor has a USB hub that I use for my mouse/keyboard and which is passed through with usb redirection. When I turn off the monitor at the power socket, the hub obviously...

Hi, My setup: - upgraded from Promox 6.1 to 6.2 - Linux VM: Fedora 32 with GPU passthrough (AMD Sapphire 280x) => worked fine with Proxmox 6.1 - One monitor with integrated USB hub (keyboard + mouse) plugged into the GPU and USB devices passed through to the VM I have a very weird bug with the...

Hi, Setup: - upgraded from Promox 6.1 to 6.2 - Linux VM: Fedora 32 with GPU passthrough (AMD Sapphire 280x) => worked fine with Proxmox 6.1 - One monitor with integrated USB hub (keyboard + mouse) plugged into the GPU and USB devices passed through to the VM I have a very weird bug with the...

I don't remember exactly what I did but my notes from back then only say: ALSA with pulseaudio should be configured by default and used for -soundhw=AC97 for example: edit /etc/pve/qemu-server/VMID.conf (replace VMID with VM number): args: -soundhw ac97 I think the hard bit was to run...

Never resolved the issue. As a workaround, I use pulseaudio on the proxmox host and redirect all VMs sound to a local mixer. For windows VMs, I use the AC97 emulation (add "args: -soundhw ac97" in the VM config file) and for linux I use the hda driver. The AC97 driver is difficult to install on...

Actually the issue with Fedora 24 and KVM/EFI has nothing to do with proxmox. It's a bug in Fedora 24: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1362257

Hi, Is there an official patch now available for this issue? I have a similar problem with a Fedora 24 guest using OVMF and get a BootOrder not found error (Secure boot isn't enabled in OVMF) Thanks

I have one of these usb audio adapters http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00IRVQ0F8/ based on a C-Media chipset (idVendor=0d8c, idProduct=0139) When I pass it to a VM (linux or windows) I get terrible audio crackling/noise issues. To make sure it wasn't a hardware problem I installed alsa on...