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I just update my home server to pve 5.3-8 All seams to be ok. However I have issues setting up new lxc with debian9. Got the template. Created container off of it. All starts and run. But. I added a user v. I can login with the use but getting "$" prompt Instead of bash shelf. Tried to change...

I do not think he can do that. His raid controller is a real raid with no support for vanilla jbod option. Instead he has to go into controller bios and configure virtual volumes for all disks. Onpy than this sudo-disks are seen by the system. I am not 100% sure but most controllers can only be...

Here are few sugestion for the future, if you can swing it today. 1. Check if you can flush the controller to IT mode and if that will make it support a true jbod mode. I recently had same issue when did a full refurb of my server. New mb had on board controller. Which as it turned out simply...

No it something with your video. Could be the card or output. Could be the video driver. You may try catching the boot menu and adding nomodset or something to boot option.

Just plugin the keyboard and monitor into the server. You will be greeted with a nice command line asking you to login. Just like in the good old DOS days. You can not have any graphics there, but command line is default. Unlike vmware and xenserver proxmox does not obfuscate cli with custom...

You will not see it still you add it as local store. But before you do read up the manuals and hold of if someone chime in here about adding pool with data to local store. Could be destructive so back up all somewhere else. In my setup I used empty disks so not sure what happens if pool already...

The issue is with uufi boot bios. I have an oldish supermicro server that I just did a full refurb because I thought my MB was fried. Turned out it was my PSU. But, anyhow, the old mnivores was legacy bios so proxmox load was never an issue. It needed a little fines and manual interaction to...

As long as your old volume is not part of rpool,that is the root pool if you install on zfs, You just connect the old drive to host and run zfs import <pool name>. You can run zfs import command first and it will list the names of pools that can be imported. The command will import the pool...

It all depends on your hardware but you should be able to easily boot mint live from usb.

Why don't you just boot into any live CD distro and clean disks from there. I am partial to linux mint. Get the is from mint website. Make a disk or use. Boot of the disk into gui environment. Since it is a live CD all your local disks will be open. You can use the gparted in gui but it maybe...

Intersting , I run exact same setup right now. Proxmox 5.1 and pfsense 2.4.1.xxx Not 100% sure the versions but i have been running it wor the last year. I got m58p machine running with 2 ssd zfa mirror. 6gb ram, that is all it supports. Runs great.

If you replacing them all it shouldn't make the difference. The short time between disk swap pool should be ok. I have played with mixed disk pool before and never run into an issue.

Autrui, do not do this setup. There is simply no reason for it. Zfs needs direct access to the hardware. You create your pools on the host. As in your proxmox box. Now how You use this pools is ul to you. Some people do everything on the host. That is load the pools as host local storage and...

As fire on said bind mount works great.

I cannot tell you. Me setup has ecc. I did not plan for zfs initially but when I was upgrading the MB. It came with ecc ram. So I had to fill it with same type. Than as I was upgrading the OS I decided to use zfs. All I can tell you is that zfs works well in the scenario you describe. Since...

Well if your box have enough cpu and ram. As well as some spare hdds. you can try proxmox 5.3 with zfs setup. Set some space for your usual stuff on the host. Than setup secondary zfs pool to use for NAS. Do not add it to local store on proxmox. Get a turnkey file server container and set it...

Yes it is possible with containers at least. If you run containers it is possible to bind mount folder into vm container.

And what did you use for network interface in your vm? If you used vmbr1 than it works as designed. Vmbr1 is an internal bridge. Used to connect between VMs on the host. Add vmbr0 to your vm.

I don't think so, but you need to make sure that you put all clients on the same subnet if I read your config properly you have your host on one subnet and your VMs on different one. So no ponging between them as there is no router to properly interpreat the address and direct it. No vm cannot...

There is nothing to ping. Your vmbr2 is on different subnet 255.255.255.0 As opposed of your host which is on 255.255.252.0 I am sure you can ping it from host in. Since I do not know your other settings I can not tell you anything else. Also I am not too strong in iptable routing. I know that...