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Hi, What's the return of : df -H /var/tmp/ && df -Hi /var/tmp/ Have you deleted big files ? What's the return of : lsof | grep deleted Best regards,

Hi, The uptime from the GUI/Host and from inside the VM can be different, since when the VM is just rebooted the qemu process doesn't restart (unless you lunch the restart from the Gui (or qm command). Best regards.

Hi, For me with your screen, you have 2 boot loader (since you have 2 different menus), and some old kernel. What's the return of this command : dpkg -l | grep -Hni '6.8.' && dpkg -l | grep -Hni '6.14.' Best regards,

Hi, But almost everybody forgot that this doesn't include any support from Microsoft, if your hyper-v (or clustered Hyper-v) is having trouble, it's only up to you to debug, or call a contractor or buy Microsoft premium support. This license only allows you to use the proprietary system, where...

Hi, No, but you promox need to be in the same subnet if you don't have routing between 2 subnet. To put it more simply, you proxmox should have an IP between 192.168.0.2 and 192.168.0.99 assuming you don't have other devices in static IP in this range. The way you had configured your network...

Hi, Does your router (192.168.0.1) do routing between 192.168.0.1/24 and 192.168.100.1/24 ? If not, why put proxmox server on 192.168.100.2 ? Best regards,

Hi, You should put your custom source inside the folder "/etc/chrony/sources.d/" Extract from "/etc/chrony/sources.d/README" : Only NTP sources can be specified in the /etc/chrony/sources.d directory. Files in this directory must end with the ".sources" suffix. They can only contain the...

Hi, And during boot if you choose "Linux Boot Manager" instead of "proxmox" ? Best regards,

Hi, Does your promos is a new installation using iso ? Top of debian ? Upgrade from the previous version ? For me it's weird to see a mix in your output. Have you tested these commands and after reboot : promos-boot-tool kernel pin 6.14.11-3-pve --next-boot promos-boot-tool refresh Best...

Hi, Dumb question, but have you tested that your "incorrect node" has DNS resolution and internet access ? Can you try (default address on my chrony setup) : host 2.debian.pool.ntp.org Best regards,

Hi, Have you checked if the time is correct in BIOS first ? What is the output of these commands : Best regards,

Hi, I think you are seeking this : https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6144 Note : for some update you will be needed to do this in SSH since some update can break the WebUI console connection during the upgrade. Best regards,

Hi, What is the name of the storage you try to import into (since it seems it's not disk2) ? Best regards,

Hi, You can do it in the WebUI too. Best regards,

Hi, No, you first need to download a template, then after that the next step which is "disks" (on your screen) you will be able to create the disk. Example : Best regards,

Hi, No, never ! Either use apt full-upgrade or apt dist-upgrade Best regards,

Hi, how the proxmox was installed ? Best regards,

Hi, what is the result of : bootctl findmnt / Best regards,

Hi, What is the return of these commands : uname -a proxmox-boot-tool status proxmox-boot-tool kernel list Best regards,

Hi, Dumb question but, have you tested the IOPS on the host before testing it inside the VMs ? I tested my OVH server (ZFS in Mirror with Samsung MZQLB1T9HAJR-00007) with this command : fio --name=iops-test --filename=/root/iops_test.tmp --size=1G --bs=4k --rw=randrw...