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Hello! I am not an expert on Proxmox, but I have been sitting with it for a few hours now. Everything is very smart and can easily create VMs etc. However, I have hit a challenge. I have made a VM with TrueNAS, and followed various guides to get it to run with OMVF, Q35 and put IOMMU commands...

Hi there New to Proxmox, but having a ton of issues with trying to pass through my LSI HBA (flashed to IT mode) into Truenas VM. I'm on a Dell R630. I confirmed Iommu is enabled through reading several forums and changing . As soon as I turn on the Truenas VM, the rpool states an uncorrectable...

For truenas to work as transparently as possible, it is generally recommended to install it on baremetal and passthrough a quality HBA connected to pcie which connects your SAS/SATA drives. However, you can still passthrough your onboard pcie SATA controller without investing in a dedicated...

Thank you. Yup, I'm aware - hence coming here to seek counsel and guidance. For TrueNAS, I'm told that I need to passthrough the whole HBA controller which means all disks will be passed through - none available for running the OS.

Motherboard: SuperMicro X9DRi-LN4F+ CPU: 2x Intel Xeon E5-2650 v2 @ 2.60GHz RAM: ~196GB Drives: 960GB Toshiba TR150 SSD 2x 256GB Samsung NVMe 12x 6TB HGST HUS726060AL5210 SAS HDD SAS Controllers: SAS2004 SAS9211-4i IT mode SAS2008 SAS9211-8i IT mode TrueNAS SCALE 23.10.1 hosted in Proxmox with...

Hello all, My Hardware: Proxmox 8.1.3 Motherboard - Asrock Rack Rome8d-2t CPU - Epyc 7F72 RAM - 256GB 3200MHZ ECC GPU - RTX-3080ti - passed through to Windows (tried a 2070 Super and a 2080 Super) OS Drive - Samsung 980 Pro 500GB VM OS Drives - ZFS Mirror 2x960GB Samsung P9A3 Windows VM Game...

I am trying to use Proxmox with an HBA for PCIe pass through (TrueNAS). I configured the BIOS according to this guide, got Proxmox to work, added my first two drives to the HBA, and could see and add data to them. After I added my remaining 4 drives, it outputs: Asmedia sm1064/116X Sata...

Hi. I'm planning on building a new box to use as a TrueNAS server, and I have been thinking about running it under Proxmox instead of bare metal, and using Proxmox for the VMs and containers that I would otherwise run on TrueNAS itself. While I don't have any of the equipment yet, I'm looking at...

Yes, I understand it's not a NAS or SMB or any of that but it can run TrueNas or Unraid in a VM correct? My thought is if I run Unraid within Prox then I'll get the Docker/NAS flexibility with the reliability of PVE that Unraid is lacking. Can you elaborate on the "reset bug" and the problems...

I don't think so. Also keep in mind that PVE is not a NAS and won't allow you to manage SMB/NFS shares. You could of cause virtualize a Unraid in a VM and passthrough the disks or HBA...I guess then it might work and the Unraid could run your SMB/NFS servers. Except for the reset bug they work...

Hello all, My Hardware: Motherboard - Asrock Rack Rome8d-2t CPU - Epyc 7F72 RAM - 128GB 3200MHZ ECC GPU - RTX-2080 Super - passed through to Windows OS Drive - Samsung 980 Pro 500GB VM OS Drives - ZFS Mirror 2x960GB Samsung P9A3 Windows VM Game Storage - ZFS Mirror 2x1TB WD SN850 HBA Card -...

Then it's the question how get your disks into that VM: A.) using virtual disks B.) virtualized-passthrough via qm set: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Passthrough_Physical_Disk_to_Virtual_Machine_(VM) C.) physical passthrough by buying a HBA card using PCI passthrough...

OpenVPN is the very old well supported standard. Wireguard is modern, way faster and easier to set up. I don't get why people like PhotoPrism. Didn't found a good selfhosted Photo Management Software yet. DigiKam got all the nice features but isn't selfhosted (except you set up a VM for an...

Hey folks, I'm looking to set up Proxmox on bare metal and create multiple virtual machines (VMs) for different services like Ubuntu/Debian servers for various purposes. My aim is to use this as a general-purpose homelab, running services like firewall, VPN, media server, file hosting...

Hey folks, I'm looking to set up Proxmox on bare metal and create multiple virtual machines (VMs) for different services like Ubuntu/Debian servers for various purposes. My aim is to use this as a general-purpose homelab, running services like firewall, VPN, media server, file hosting...

Highly recommended not to buy everything consumer grade. At least buy ECC RAM, enterprise SSDs with PLP and CMR HDDs. And think about PCIe slots, PCI passthrough and IOMMU groups before buying a platform. Not that you later realize that you don't understand how virtualization works and that...

Flashed H330 mini to HBA firmware and all is well. PCI Passthrough is working as expected for truenas VM. Thanks for your help

Hi all, first off, I'm a noob and gradually learning this stuff, so thank you ahead of time for your patience and help with getting me through this Secondly, I promise I've spent days researching the answers myself before creating this thread. I've followed the guides, the official docs and I...

Yes, TrueNAS is still working with virtual disks. Only way for the guestOS to directly access the real physical disks is to use PCI passthrough of the whole HBA or individual NVMe disks. Just don't work with sda/sdb and so on at all. If you need to do something on the CLI use /dev/disk/by-id or...

Without PCI passthrough of NVMe SSDs or an HBA there is no working SMART from inside the VM so TrueNAS can't monitor the disks health nor send warnings when a smart selftest fails. Then you need to set up external monitoring/alterting (via CLI) on the PVE host to monitor your disks health...