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It's an i5-3450. I also tried the VM on my other server which has dual Xeon E5-2690's before I found the above solution of setting the processor type.

I did try that and it was still stuck in the same boot loop. However I did find the solution for me over on the Home Assistant forums. It involved changing the processor type of the VM from default to Host. After doing that it boots no problem.

I've tried the downgrade method and still get stuck in the same bootloop. Any other solutions that have worked for anybody? EDIT: Found the solution for me on the HA forums

Just upgraded to 7.4 today without having seen this. Now stuck with the same boot issue as above. Tried all of the suggested and still having the same issue. Are there any other solutions to try with this?

I've been using the WD Red's with ZFS on FreeNAS for 3 or 4 years now without any unusual issues. Yes they're 5400rpm drives so they're a little slower but for media storage they've been very reliable for me. I hadn't considered this. I just kind of assumed I could pass it through to both LXC's...

I currently have a 4u TrueNAS server and 3 NUC's running Windows, Ubuntu and Home Assistant OS. Would like to bring it all onto the 1 server running proxmox. I currently have 2 SSD's hosting the TrueNAS server, but would likely add the 3 SSD's that are currently inside the NUC's into the mix for...