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I see you have added repos for influxdata, jenkins and graphana. They are flagged as their suite is "stable", but not "bullseye", so Proxmox sees that as an error. The other thing is this, anything custom should be occurring in a container or VM, the Proxmox instance is only supposed to be a...

Okay, you could try a little experiment, make a backup of the VM beforehand. There's a newer version of virtio-win, 0.1.229, could be worth trying. Also, the QEMU versions can be chosen: Make absolutely sure you've backed the VM up before you test it out. Note: Only suggestions for areas to...

Ahhh, that's what I'd term a "Voodoo fault". I'll file that piece of information away ;) Good luck with your project, Proxmox boxes are great for experiments.

Okay, go back into the BIOS and see if the setting actually took. If you find that it has not, investigate the other settings, and change a harmless one. Restart, go into the BIOS and see if it is still set. This is to rule out something trivial, like a faulty BIOS battery, or something as...

Just thinking, could you show the hardware page for each VM? [The more information available, the more people have to work with.] As a suggestion, you could also have a look at your customer's settings as well, for comparison.

This got me thinking my end, I do have 7E8 units here, but after careful checking on Seagate's list I found they are of the CMR variety. However, I also discovered something I had completely overlooked, which was to upgrade the Firmware of the HDDs themselves. I've gone from SN02 to SN04. [I...

Would the enterprise SSD I suggested earlier to act as a ZFS ZIL buy AOM's array enough time to handle the write amplification in this situation? [I have my own considerations, and his setup is somewhat similar in some ways.]

That's very interesting, so the SATA cables can be discounted. The ports can't be it, as you're using a different MB, and the RAM is ECC. Let's do a deeper dive here, as sometimes it can be strange things, so could you list the parts in use? I'm thinking down to the model, like AMD 1700X, ASUS...

You've not mentioned how much RAM you have; more than 32GB, I hope? [ZFS on ZFS, you probably need 64GB.] Also, the SATA cables, given the amount of data you are moving, any noise will cause you trouble. You might want to fit high-quality well-shielded cabling. In this case, I wonder if adding...

Which version of Debian, and are you using the distro-included version? In terms of the Windows instance, which version of the QEMU iso is this? (I'm asking, as more info = more likely people can help.)

*taps chin* Thinking on this, EFI does have some flexibility, I'm wondering if adding a small disk to the KVM, and then copying the Fedora bootloader to it, might be a workaround for now; such a disk should be directly accessible from the Proxmox options menu for the KVM. If you want to be...

This is going to sound really strange, but try changing the chipset of the KVM to q35. I've seen this behaviour myself, essentially the bootloader on the disc cannot be read, thus boot fails.

Rather than mind reading, could you provide the details of the node, the gateway you're attempting to work with, and how you will have these ethernet cards physically added to your network? Generally, Proxmox will have at least one IP after installation (The node displays this after booting, to...

Apologies in advance if this seems a little off-topic, but I was wondering if an Oracle Linux CT might fit the bill here, they are still doing freely available builds of RHEL tracking the normal enterprise release schedule. This would get around the Centos Stream problem and the Centos EOL...