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Ok, I think that I need to do a few tests. Thank you very much.

I already created a zfs pool via GUI. Now, I'd like to set/assign the size according to what I wrote earlier in my first post I'd like to test passthrough as well, but it is not what I meant. Yes, a local directory was crated when I first install Proxmox OS, but it is rather small since I...

I know. I am just experimenting I Backupped them from the same Proxmox machine. I only changed almost all disks. I only let in the HDD with Proxmox OS running on it Can I do via GUI and the steps you suggested above everthing I asked? Thanks

Ok, I managed to created a zfs pool finally. Here is my zfs pool setup: root@pve:~# zpool status pool: lukepool state: ONLINE scan: none requested config: NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM lukepool ONLINE 0 0 0 raidz1-0 ONLINE 0 0...

So, if I got it right, first the command above (zfs create tank/proxstore...etc), then via gui..maybe

Sorry, I'm still learning this zfs staff. 1) Does every HDD have to be the same size (i.g. 500GB each)? 2) How do I add each HDD to the pool? 3) Do I need to format the HDDs installed in my proxmox machine which already store data? Thanks

Hi, I have been doing a few changes to my proxmox setup and the VMs installed in it. I still have one disk in which runs only Proxmox OS. I then installed a new ssd in which runs all my VMs. Other two HDDs are used to both backup VMs (zst files) and store ISO Images. I'd like now to add a new...

it is a LVM. Meanwhile I ran: lvdisplay then: lvresize --size -30GB /dev/VMs/vm-101-disk-0 and I got it again: lvdisplay --- Logical volume --- LV Path /dev/VMs/vm-101-disk-0 LV Name vm-101-disk-0 VG Name VMs LV UUID...

What do you mean exactly? How can I see that? Thanks

Hi everyone, I'd like to resize my window 10 VM's disk space. It is now 80GB and I want to reduce it to 30 GB. I have already shrinked the volume in the windows 10 guest with its own partition tool and the disk is now only 26,68 GB. My windows 10 vm setup: root@pve:~# qm config 101 agent: 1...

OK thanks

But could re-allocating the image where it should belong mess up the boot of the VM somehow? I mean, will VM -102 (pfsense) find the new position of the image at the startup automatically? Thanks

So, if I got it right, the qcow2 disk image file is for pfsense (vm-102) what the RAW disk images are for OMV and Windows 10 (VMS 100 and 101), isn't it? Anyway, I still don't understand how I chose the "wrong" file format and the wrong storage when I created the pfsense VM! Thanks

Ok, But I don't understand why it isn't placed on the same HD where other disks are, and why it is in a different format: Honestly, I don't remember what I did at the time :-) Thanks

I have this file on one of my backup disks: but I don't know what it is for and when I created it. Could you help me figure this out please? Thanks

of course: root@pve:~# qm config 100 bootdisk: scsi0 cores: 1 ide2: none,media=cdrom memory: 2048 name: OMV5 net0: virtio=AE:DD:62:6D:96:BD,bridge=vmbr1 numa: 0 ostype: l26 scsi0: VM:vm-100-disk-0,size=32G scsi1: VM:vm-100-disk-1,size=50G scsihw: virtio-scsi-pci smbios1...

update: I plugged it on my proxmox machine motherboard, then ran the backup of the same VM and got the same error message, but I then backuped two other VMS and everything went fine. There must be something wrong with the VM itself probably.

I was talking about accessing it via filezilla only as you suggested me above, but I would like to passthrough the new HD first as it is explained here in this tutorial (from minute 03:10): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLBNm0fNIog Thanks

That's right! I can access the data via Filezilla. I didn't imagine that it was really that simple. Thanks. PS: Would it be still possible to get access to a HD I passthrough to PBS (Proxmox backup server)?

Hi, Is there any way to share over my LAN a HD installed in Proxmox and used as a vzdump directory for my VMS backup? I would like to get access to it from my Windows PC. Thanks