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Why are you partitioning like this? If the new disk part of OS boot disk, than you need to just copy part. Table from a good disk with "sfdisk " And add the new disk using commands relative to raid used. Once all is done and raid is resilvered Run grub install on new disk.

Your vmbr2 is an internal bridge. Only used between VMs. NAT works out of the box on bridge 0 If you want connect VMs to both bridges and use bridge 0 as gateway. This way vm will use internal network bridge2 to connect to each other and external to go to the net.

Well I see at least one problem with this config. You should not have your vm user configured on host. You need to understand virtualisation better. Think of it this way. Think of your host as a physical server room. And each vm is a phisical hardware server/computer you would have in a real...

If all checks out , that is all smart info looks ok and all. It coild be your psu. I had a psu failed on me invery similar way. Although in my setup I had over 10 disk but it started the same. One disk would drop of in array for no reason. Repalce the disk it works for a few days and than...

If you still can get to it via ssh. As fast as you can get the all config out. Do a vm backup and get it off the machine. I lost whole setup like this. Depending on your hardware it can be your psu

Sorry I mean it is not advisable to mix drives but if you really need to do it there are some caviet and limitations to it. One thing is you can not mix drives in vdevs. Each vdev need to have a set of the same disks or partitions. You can have different size vdevs but you can run into an issue...

First thing first, do not put mix drives into pool. While it maybe possible it is a bad bad thing. Second decide what kind of pool you will be using. Mirror RaidZ Etk... If you want some data protection mirror or raidZ If this is for playing only. Just to try things out raid0 will do. But do...

Yes it acts like an actual mounted volume. You tell where it will mount and it just appear there. Just search for bind-mount on the forum. If I have time I will try to hunt down my notes and give you the code you put into container config. I find it is easier to do that by editing the actual...

Well some things need to be in terminal as there is no good hi exists. Zfs has a set of options that have been proven to be more of a hustle than useful. Deduplication is one of them. Just Google zfs setup. I do not remember the command offhand. I do everything zfs related in cli as I have a...

Where is proxmox installed? What the target for share vm OS? If all disks are free, You can do a zfs pool on host(proxmox) Than crate a container lxc , not full vm. With one small disk for os only. I usually use like 10gb for system disk. Install your is on it. Shut it down Bind mount the zfs...

Hold ona sec. Do you want mirror managed by host or omv? I haven't found any good way to passthrought full disks into vm and allow omv to manage all hardware and software. Mdam is not supported. If you run omv in lxc container then If Your only want the space inside of vm, as in raw volume...

I had a Proxmox server crashed last month. no backup of configs or anything. the rpool was dead beyond recovery. however my setup is such: a ZFS mirror on 2 120GB ssd s for rpool an additional pvedata pool on 2 1tb hdd added as local_zfs data store. I use that second pool to put all my...

Not sure if it make sense, But if it was me, I would do several things asap. 1. Do full backup of each vm 2. Do backup of all config files. 3. Do backup of all system config. 4. Move all of the backups off the machine. An external drive. Or plugin an extra internal drive if possible. Copy all of...

Absolutly. I have the very same setup right now. Here is what I did. I have a supermicro 24 bay box. I am not using all but even now I have a mix of 16 hdd +2ssd for system. I install Proxmox on 2x120gb ssd mirror zfs. Since I had 2x1tb hdd I also created a mirrored pool and added to proxmox...

First of all since this is your main pool, you shouldn't take it offline. Second if I remember correctly you shoild do step 1 and 2. than replace . once it is resilvered and all than do grub install. Also in your case try running scrub.

I do the same thing now but with zfs. I have a proxmox setup. I have dedicated zfs pool for system Also an additional zfs pool for system storage. And several zfs pools for all my data. Here where it gets complicated. I mostly run lxc containers. So I just bind mount pool or a folder from the...

This is correct behavior. Your bridge is your network device now. In vm and containers you need to select the bridge as port for network. The actual hardware works like in passthrough mode now. You still see the real MAC from the outside but it is passed to bridge now.

Sorry can not help. I don't do this and don't know how to do it. My question still stands. If you want to connect to no gui vm, There is ssh. To run a gui vm as in novnc or or other you need a gui on the pc you are on. If You have a gui and can run browser just login to the proxmox host and...

No offence taken. I was just clarifying my response and pov.

I only have one question... Why?