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For mounting NFS file systems and running nfs-server from within a LXC container on Proxmox 5: sed -i '$ i\ mount fstype=nfs,\n mount fstype=nfs4,\n mount fstype=nfsd,\n mount fstype=rpc_pipefs,' /etc/apparmor.d/lxc/lxc-default-cgns && systemctl reload apparmor

So after fighting with this for a couple of days, I ended up doing something similar. I plugged a USB flash drive into the R710's internal USB port, ran 'install-grub /dev/sdX' on the flash drive, ran 'update-grub' (not sure if this was necessary) and then set the USB flash drive as the first...

Well, what I meant was I have two Dell R710's and both of them have the same HBA that was flashed with the same firmware where one boots and the other does not. I don't necessarily have the same HBA as OP. The PERC 6/iR's were flashed to LSI SAS3081e per https://www.mrbill.net/perc/ @Onigami I...

@Onigami Thank for you the super quick response! I'm really confused as I have a nearly identical R710 with the same HBA that I installed Proxmox on in the same RAID10 configuration that works. The only difference I can tell is the working server has (8) 300GB drives and the non-working server...

I'm running into the same issue on a Dell R710 with a PERC 6/iR flashed to IT mode. Installed Proxmox on 6x 1TB drives in ZFS RAID10 configuration. After the install finishes and the server reboots, I get "no boot device found". The BIOS is set to BIOS(legacy) boot mode (not EFI) and the HBA is...

As far as restarting VMs that were running on a node that has failed, Proxmox already has a High Availability feature: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/High_Availability For things like alerts of issues, I feel a dedicated monitoring system like Nagios (hosted on a completely separate server) serves...

Yeah, there seems to be a lot of changes in Debian Stretch like that. I have a server that has interfaces enp3s0, enp5s0 and enp11s0. Talk about confusing, it's not even sequential. If it wasn't for Proxmox allowing me to put a comment for each network interface in the GUI, I'd never keep them...

Looks like you covered everything I could think of as well. Very strange. Does the working node have different package versions than the one that doesn't work? Like were they both upgraded to 5.0 or just the problematic one?

Honestly this sounds like a networking issue more than a Proxmox issue. Have you tried googling with that error message? I'm finding a bunch of posts that sound similar to the issue you're having. Sorry, I know it's frustrating when things were working fine and now they aren't, especially when...

I believe this means command line only, i.e. "qm migrate VMID TARGETNODE --online --with-local-disks", taken from: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/live-migration-with-local-directories.30443/#post-168159 The roadmap at https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Roadmap#Roadmap says live migration with local...

I just wanted to say thank you for all your hard work on this release!

Try verifying you have the correct URL set for the pve apt repository. If you don't have a subscription, it should be: deb http://download.proxmox.com/debian/pve stretch pve-no-subscription

Oh, awesome. Thanks for that! Somehow I already had: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet acpi=off" I probably added it and just forgot, haha.

Glad you got it working! I wasn't exactly sure what the key combination was, since it's been a little while since I installed Proxmox on the HP. Just pressing "e" makes sense with the "Welcome to Proxmox" screen being the grub menu.

Try going to askubuntu.com and search for question number 160036 which gives some additional details...basically hold shift during boot (before the installer starts) to display the grub menu, then press "e" to edit the first boot entry, add "acpi=off" after "quiet" on the "linux" line, then...

I don't want to hijack this thread, so I created a new one at: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/installing-proxmox-5-0b2-on-hp-dl360-g5.35382/

I ran into some trouble installing Proxmox 5.0b2 on a HP DL360 G5. Apparently the ACPI implementation in their BIOS is broken, even in the latest BIOS version for this server. The problems manifested as a completely blank/black screen in the graphical installer and once I got it installed...

Sure, right now I have a two node setup of PVE 5.0 beta2, both using ZFS (raidz2) for local storage. There's a dedicated gigabit network for corosync traffic. One node is a Dell PowerEdge R710 and the other a HP DL360 G5. The install went smoothly on the R710 but I had to add "acpi=off" as a...

It would be great to have this implemented in the GUI. I'm using ZFS local storage and it would be awesome to live migrate VMs from one node to another. Perhaps this could be added to PVE 5.0?