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Here are the screenshots. In this case the VM config in Proxmox has a 100 GB disk. For some reason the installer doesn't "claim" all that disk space, right? Can you elaborate a bit more? (sorry, still learning here...)

Aha!!! This explains!!! Let me try to create a test VM and take a screenshot. One moment...

I know; but I still miss GBs then, right? VM config is 100 GB Then, after fresh install of Ubuntu server, I still have 41 GB free.... where are the other GBs? (and how do I debug this?)

No, I created the VM, then installed Ubuntu server. Right after installation I ran "df -h".

Hey, I have a virtual machine configured like this: Now after installation of Ubuntu server on the guest, the df -h command gives me this: So I'm wondering, where is the other 50 gb? I would expect a bit more free space after a (fresh) installation of Ubuntu server.

Thanks; this worked! Now I'm wondering... isn't this something which should be solved in a more structural way?

Thanks for your help! Do you have any suggestions? What directory can I use for that? /tmp ?

I have my Synology NAS mounted as NFS share to proxmox 7.0-11. Now I'm perfectly able to backup the VMs to the synology, but I cannot backup LXC containers. The error which I get can be found below. Please notice that backing up LXC containers to local storage works fine! INFO: starting new...

Thanks for your reply. I now choose the "Use USB vendor/Device ID"-feature and everything works as expected now.

Any tips?

Exactly what you're saying. After a restart of Proxmox, indeed the host value is 1-2. When I select the correct USB, then it becomes 2.2 WRONG CORRECT

Hey, I'm running PVE7 and I have a problem with assigning a passed-through USB port to one of my guest virtual machines. Each reboot from the PVE host itself results in "forgetting" the port sharing. Please see attached screenshot. So when I reboot the host (PVE itself), the chosen port (2-2) is...

:D corrected...

Hey man, no question here... but I only want to say how happy I am with Proxmox on my home-server. I was running 6.4 and today I upgraded to v7. So: Stopped all virtual machines Triggered one last backup (to my nfs volume, pointing to my Synology NAS) Re-installed V7 on the host (so clean...

Thanks! Very clear... for my personal needs things means that I'd better trust the node_exporter memory values, instead of what pve_exporter tells me.

Hey, I have a few VMs running Ubuntu. When I log-in using SSH, then the VMs tell me this info: So the memory usage (from Ubuntu's perspective) is around 11%. Now when I look at the VM overview of Proxmox, I see this: So Proxmox is telling me that the memory usage of the databases VM is...

Thanks! All clear now.

Hey! Happy Proxmox user here (for my home-server). It's very stable and running a couple of VMs for months now. One of my projects is to have metrics on all kinds of systems, f.e. my solar panels, but also my (virtual) servers. So what I did: Running prometheus in a container Added a couple of...

Thanks! That indeed solved my problem.

I have my Synology NAS connected to my proxmox server, as an NFS share. Works fine as storage location for virtual machines and their backups. However, I cannot choose this location as the storage-location for LXC containers. Why is that? Am I doing something wrong here? When I click on the...