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This one is this new thread, which I was answering yesterday. I'm looking for another, which was a few weeks ago.

You're welcome! I haven't really helped much so far ;-(. This sda1, sda9 ; sdb1, sdb9 quite confirms that these disks contains ZFS. The layout is quite characteristic, I have the same and I also pass-through a ZFS disk to a VM. If you would additionally issue blkid , you probably would get...

Hi, I may have a deja vu, but I'd say not... Today I have wanted to answer a post about RAM used in VM vs. RAM displayed by the PVE GUI. I'm quite sure I answered a similar question a few weeks ago and I have wanted to save myself time for searching again the exact command, so I have thought...

Hi, sorry if it sounds dumb, but I'd like to be sure: you have NOT any filename similar to /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/no-nag-script , right? And only original repositories under /etc/apt ?

Note: "used" + "buff/cache" is more or less "Memory usage". You can try the following experiment. In the VM: 1) Execute free -h and note "Memory usage" from the GUI. 2) Empty pagecache, dentries and inodes: echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches 3) Repeat point 1) "buff/cache" in 3) is probably...

So anyway it looks like it isn't mounted?... Let's check also: lsblk df -hT

At the PVE command line: zpool list zpool status zfs list and post the results in the CODE tags (not screenshots) :)

Welcome! Too little information. Which level of RAID? Have you rebuilt the array after replacing the drive? Is sda a particular drive or the array (from the OS point of view)? What does S.M.A.R.T. say about the replaced drive?

Whichever option you choose (other users have described nice ideas), I suggest NOT giving all 3 TB to the root (/) filesystem. Firstly: it's an overkill (unless you already know you will keep so much backups there (not only in Proxmox Backup Server)). Secondly: it's more elastic to have some...

What does free -h in the VM show?

If your router doesn't route between these two networks, you must give to the PVE an IP address from the same network that your PC has. The netmask /24 means IP addresses from x.y.z.0 to x.y.z.255 The opposite. NOT from the DHCP pool but from the same network (and of course the address must...

Welcome! Possibly related? https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/hetzner-setup-dealing-with-mac-addresses.150887/ |||| https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/correct-settings-for-hetzner-and-allowed-mac-addresses.150660/ In general: https://forum.proxmox.com/tags/hetzner/

Hi. "Not correct", what isn't correct, precisely? Which PVE version?

Hi, in your reply I can't see an answer to the bbgeek17's question. Have you, by chance, installed in this PVE any unofficial software, scripts etc.? Also, you can have a look at https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-ve-web-gui-is-a-blank-page.172804/

I don't think sysstat* in necessary in the host. Accidentally or not, I do have sysstat package installed in my host, but according to the dpkg/apt logs, I installed it many months later after installing the PVE. And its services are inactive. So in my opinion you can disable it and wait if it...

Was the mirror zpool created in the PVE (hypervisor) or in the PBS (VM)? If in the VM, then the zpool should NOT be mounted in the PVE. That's the way passing-through works: the hypervisor doesn't use / mount / touch / mess ;-) the device. Note that I don't know if the opposite (creating the...

I may be wrong, but maybe some blacklisting should be done?... https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-qm.html#qm_pci_passthrough

If I'm correctly following the plan suggested by fba, you won't be converting the current /mnt/pve/agents into ext4 or anything. The filesystem type will be defined after point 4 in the procedure. I.e. when you create a new filesystem in the regained part of sda. You will be able to choose ext4...

Please describe your setup in more detail. What disk(s) and datastore does PBS use? How are they connected to the PBS?

@redactedhosting BTW, mind that if you want to have /mnt/pve/agents formatted as XFS as currently (not ext4), then if somewhen in the future you want to shrink it, you will not be able to do it, because XFS doesn't support shrinking (...