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For now VM 106 because it is the one that requires the most backup time

these are the configurations: https://pastebin.com/aj2FZXqi

the problem triggers on any disk I backup, I also tried on my NAS connected via Samba, but nothing, as if the job has problems and out of nowhere the job freezes.

The disk indicated that the problem is that of the OS, but for 2 weeks I didn't understand why it gave errors when making backups and the backups were on a separate disk and then copied to the NAS, but they are too old for what the VMs do. The thing I don't understand is why ProxMox works great...

So if I replace the disk do I have to reinstall ProxMox or can I clone the disk? the problem is that I can't make backups to restore the VMs and I have backups that are too old (2 weeks) to restore

giving the command "sudo smartctl -a /dev/nvme0n1" on the OS disk gives me this Output and I know that the disk has some errors

no, it doesn't work even if I use kernel 6.8 and the destination is another SSD disk that I have specifically for backups

when the job on the screen in the GUI gave an error I wrote this:

here is the problem again

I try, but the problem doesn't come out right away and so I have to wait for it to back up the machine that's giving me problems and it has 350GB to back up so it's not immediate

Hello everyone, I’m experiencing issues when running backups on Proxmox. Every time I attempt a backup, the machine returns the errors shown in the screenshot. I suspect the problem might be related to the disk, but I also have doubts that it could be caused by the Kernel. Has anyone...

thanks, solved

thanks, I hadn't thought of that. I'll let you know

Good morning, I have a problem with a Windows 11 VM, after a while of not using it it goes into resume mode and from the log I can't find the line that displays the event, how can I solve it? pveversion: pve-manager/8.2.4/faa83925c9641325 (running kernel: 6.8.12-1-pve) VM config: agent...

the configuration is this and it is my old gaming PC and I only use it for home tests, could it be that the power supply does not hold up?

test with memtest86+ passed, so I can exclude the RAM, hopefully it's not the power supply. The disk tests passed them all. The server looks perfect

zpool scrub rpool reported no errors

I am doing the disk tests now, but I have checked and there are no BIOS / UEFI updates and they are at the latest version

no, I hadn't thought about it, I immediately do the recommended tests

I have a VM with GPU passthrough, could it be that the GPU is requested and crashes the system since it is busy? however I don't see problems of this type in the log and even problems of low RAM if that were not enough for ProxMox (I have occupied 18GB/32GB)