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Yes, I created my pool wirh ashift of 12. I need now to learn how to set volblocksize Yes, I could add virtual disks in the hardware setup and save my Vm and its Virtual disks together. However I'm trying to figure out if there is really a difference between the two methods I mentioned above...

Thank you for the file. My pool is raidz1 with 3 500GB-size disks. So, I need to know the best volblocksize before creating a virtual drive, because otherwise I'd risk to waste space. Correct? Could you help me figure out the best disk size setup to get the most out of my 250GB dataset...

Hi, I created a ZFS pool, set one dataset for my VM to run, then I created a new dataset to put in it some data and set for it a quotas too. So, I restored my VMs in lukepool/vmstorage. So far so good. Next, I wanted to create a disk for my linux VM machine SO, first datacenter->add:zfs. I...

I created a ZFS pool, set one dataset for my VM to run, then I created a new dataset to put in it some data for my LAN to share and set for it a quotas. So, I restored my VMs in lukepool/vmstorage (see below). So far so good. Next, I wanted to create a space where I can put my data to share...

Ok, I think that I need to do a few tests. Thank you very much.

I already created a zfs pool via GUI. Now, I'd like to set/assign the size according to what I wrote earlier in my first post I'd like to test passthrough as well, but it is not what I meant. Yes, a local directory was crated when I first install Proxmox OS, but it is rather small since I...

I know. I am just experimenting I Backupped them from the same Proxmox machine. I only changed almost all disks. I only let in the HDD with Proxmox OS running on it Can I do via GUI and the steps you suggested above everthing I asked? Thanks

Ok, I managed to created a zfs pool finally. Here is my zfs pool setup: root@pve:~# zpool status pool: lukepool state: ONLINE scan: none requested config: NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM lukepool ONLINE 0 0 0 raidz1-0 ONLINE 0 0...

So, if I got it right, first the command above (zfs create tank/proxstore...etc), then via gui..maybe

Sorry, I'm still learning this zfs staff. 1) Does every HDD have to be the same size (i.g. 500GB each)? 2) How do I add each HDD to the pool? 3) Do I need to format the HDDs installed in my proxmox machine which already store data? Thanks

Hi, I have been doing a few changes to my proxmox setup and the VMs installed in it. I still have one disk in which runs only Proxmox OS. I then installed a new ssd in which runs all my VMs. Other two HDDs are used to both backup VMs (zst files) and store ISO Images. I'd like now to add a new...

it is a LVM. Meanwhile I ran: lvdisplay then: lvresize --size -30GB /dev/VMs/vm-101-disk-0 and I got it again: lvdisplay --- Logical volume --- LV Path /dev/VMs/vm-101-disk-0 LV Name vm-101-disk-0 VG Name VMs LV UUID...

What do you mean exactly? How can I see that? Thanks

Hi everyone, I'd like to resize my window 10 VM's disk space. It is now 80GB and I want to reduce it to 30 GB. I have already shrinked the volume in the windows 10 guest with its own partition tool and the disk is now only 26,68 GB. My windows 10 vm setup: root@pve:~# qm config 101 agent: 1...

OK thanks

But could re-allocating the image where it should belong mess up the boot of the VM somehow? I mean, will VM -102 (pfsense) find the new position of the image at the startup automatically? Thanks

So, if I got it right, the qcow2 disk image file is for pfsense (vm-102) what the RAW disk images are for OMV and Windows 10 (VMS 100 and 101), isn't it? Anyway, I still don't understand how I chose the "wrong" file format and the wrong storage when I created the pfsense VM! Thanks

Ok, But I don't understand why it isn't placed on the same HD where other disks are, and why it is in a different format: Honestly, I don't remember what I did at the time :-) Thanks

I have this file on one of my backup disks: but I don't know what it is for and when I created it. Could you help me figure this out please? Thanks

of course: root@pve:~# qm config 100 bootdisk: scsi0 cores: 1 ide2: none,media=cdrom memory: 2048 name: OMV5 net0: virtio=AE:DD:62:6D:96:BD,bridge=vmbr1 numa: 0 ostype: l26 scsi0: VM:vm-100-disk-0,size=32G scsi1: VM:vm-100-disk-1,size=50G scsihw: virtio-scsi-pci smbios1...