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I've checked the checksum - the image is fine. I'll try an install from a USB flash drive.

I have a setup which will not install from CD - it selects the CD (I see the lights flash) and then just hangs with nothing on the monitor. I also tried it with a CD that I had previously used for V4 - and that failed too. However I have sucessfully installed from CD Ubuntu and (run)...

Great - using the zfs destroy worked a treat - many thanks for your help.

Ok, I can understand that, can you give me a hint as to what command I should use - is there a proxmox command, or do I need to use a zfs one?

that is the bit I cannot sort out. when I selected the image, the "remove" button is greyed out.

thanks for the reply. Actually i think I mislead you. The one I want to delete was created as a second hard drive for one VM, but then became not needed. Although I also do have another one which I think WAS associated with a deleted VM. I'd like an answer to how to delete the first one...

I can't seem ot find a way of deleting an image (raw) file in a zfs pool. Deleting the associated VM does not seem to delete it and when I select it in the storage/zfs/content view the "Remove" button is greyed out.

Aha thanks for the heads up.

I get this: root@pve:~# apt-get install zfs-zed Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done Package zfs-zed is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only...

This post is not longer completely correct as pfom V4.2 the "raw" images for the VMs are not by default visible in /var/lib/vz/image. In order for procedure to work, they need to be! So you need to revert your proxmox installation to using by default the "local" storage. This is well described...