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Suggest you look at gparted: https://gparted.org/

aha - many thanks. That works a treat!

A colleague has sent me a vzdump file to restore. I am getting this: root@pve:/backup/backup/dump# qmrestore backup-pvw:backup/vzdump-qemu-108-2021_10_06-19_43_25.vma.gz 121 applying read rate limit: 204800 restore vma archive: cstream -t 209715200 --...

Thanks for the help. root@pbs1:~# zpool status pool: rpool state: DEGRADED status: One or more devices is currently being resilvered. The pool will continue to function, possibly in a degraded state. action: Wait for the resilver to complete. scan: resilver in progress since Tue Sep...

aha - found that "offline" works.

Many thanks for your useful comments. However neither the "zpool remove" nor the "zpool detach" work to take the drive out of the Raid. I am told thatr the rem ove does not apply to this type of Raid and that the detach is not applicable.

I have a backup server on 3 x 2Tb drives. One drive died on me so I bought a new one (4Tb actually) and replaced it. It has been re-silvered sucessfully. However it looks as though I have lost the ability to boot from that drive: root@pbs1:~# lsblk -o +FSTYPE NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE...

The answer of course is to create a small VM immediatly after deleting the VM, and calling it "Dummy" or some such, malking sure that it picks up the VMID that you require to blank out.

The problem I have then is that that VMID could be re-used, and then backed up by PBS and finally my original backup could get pruned. Then the only answer is to backup to an external drive and keep it on the shelf.

Is there a way I can stop that VMID being re-used?

Yes I'd like to retain the backup on the pbs but delete the VM (and its associated data) on the pve system. AFAICT deleting the VM will delete the backup as well?

As per the subject.

Thanks, that is really good to know.

I currently have a pbs running on 2x2tb+1x1tb discs on an lvm volume across all 3 discs. I originally set this up as a test , but it has worked well for 9 months now! Clearly I need to re-organise with a new new set of discs in a more redundant way. I'll go for 3 x 2tb using ZFS perhaps, or a...

Actually it did work - I had a network problem as well! Thanks for Heads up.

I did not know about that flag, however I've set it, but the same error still occurs.

I get this in;the pve host dmesg: [4154268.343070] audit: type=1400 audit(1613819161.997:139): apparmor="DENIED" operation="mount" info="failed flags match" error=-13 profile="lxc-107_</var/lib/lxc>" name="/srv/storage/Music1/" pid=3390 comm="mount.nfs" fstype="nfs" srcname="filestore:music"

ok, So I've re-worked that VM (and updated it to Centos 7), it is now Ext4: root@pve:~# proxmox-backup-client map vm/103/2021-02-19T16:27:42Z drive-scsi0.img --repository "root@pam@192.168.100.98:pbsbackuplocal" Password for "root@pam": ******** Image...

I deleted about 2/3 of the disc contents of a Centos 6 VM, and the next two PBBackups took 23 hours each. However the third has only taken 11 minutes.

Is it this? https://raid.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Timeout_Mismatch