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Best way is to have a spare slot disk usable on your host. If present, you cannot use "zpool replace" But, the safely use of them is with zpool offline mode.

error 5 on fdisk is really bad ! How this disks are used ? RAID controller backend ? If yes, many check from this before all: - RAID controller connected to disk, assure your bios settings are configured on RAID. - No controller raid, assure disabled RAID access for disks in bios too In bios...

this error is speaking me a missconfigured vlan /port vlan: Nov 07 03:27:30 serv ovs-vsctl[26381]: ovs|00002|db_ctl_base|ERR|no port named fwln305i0 BUT, i don't use OVS for vlan managing, i cannot help you anymore in this setup :s

can you try on another USB port ? maybe a default on the actual port (usb is aggressive, and using a disk like this can break a usb port)

well, small idea: did you tried to switch of pci-slot your device ? For having another iommu group than 0

oh sorry i've not saw firstly the information ^^

if you wanna bridge, you gonna make many cli configuration in your network file, that i've never played with ^^

i've done that a lonnnnng time ago, i just remember that was simple like that :) But no more configuration archive of that

hey, your problem is: "when you use your NFS Storage, this last goes offline without many more explications." But, when you're experiencing the problem, the PVE and the NAS ping each other. You've spoke about an very old hardware with your omv. All of yours test seem's to be on PVE, CT/VM...

smell hardware problem

hey, seem's to be a vfio driver "issue". lspci -knn will help you to see if your pci-card well use the vfio driver on. Under your pci device, you want to have this line: If you've not, it's the reason for your pve reboot on the VM start Recheck with this passtrough tutorial...

in your usb material line, uncheck (if checked ) usb3. Was a problem for me that have doesn't have time to solve that. If this solve your problem, maybe try to updgrade your BIOS, then retry with checked usb3

maybe your usb device not correctly disconnected from the last pc it was plugged on. Try to disconnect him, reconnect to the last computer where it was, remount on them, and safely remove it. If your USB device well disconnected but have a cable between him and the host, change the cable and retry

seem's vlan tag /veth missconfigured

boot oniso, then, select #2 xD

enabling an wifi AP isn't hard to do. But, you need to enable on one DHCP server, if you want to automaticaly have an IP. Because, the easyest way isn't to bridge the wifi AP to your ethernet connexion, you want to enable a firewall fonctionnality => keyword MASQUERADE Then, your AP wanna...

try with the cli installer, it's really the same, without gui

did you good declared the vlan over your PVE ?

i only know the pfsense alternative. Did you have good declared your default gateway for your internal network ?

shutdown opnsense. destroy vmbr1 rebuild , after applied configuration, your vmbr1. Unload vlan aware if you don't use it explicitly in your CT