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    'qm set' equivalent pct command to attach existing zfs filesystem as mountpoint in container? (solved)

    Hello, i use encrypted zvol's for my desktop vm's by manually creating them, and then linking them to the VM's using the qm set command, for example: qm set 102 -scsi0 /dev/zvol/zpool_800G/debian-root,discard=on,ssd=1,cache=directsync,iothread=1 but is there an equivalent command for...
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    [SOLVED] How can i disable /var/tmp from being used when uploading .ISO files?

    Hello, My PVE rpool is on a small 128GB M.2 2242 SSD, and i use a enterprise U.2 SSD for everything not related to rpool. I have disabled local and local-zfs in Datacenter storage. Then i have created the corresponding storage on the datacenter SSD. However, when i upload a .ISO file, it first...
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    hugepages or anon hugepages

    Hello, i wanted to quickly ask, should i still enable hugepages by adding hugepagesz=1G default_hugepagesz=1G to KCL in latest PVE? I can't find alot of information about anon hugepages, and if it's still recommended to add the above kernel command line.. Thx.
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    tip: drbd9 and pve-firewall

    A short note, after enabling cluster firewall if using drbd9, all connection will be lost. Suggestion is to add in Datacenter -> firewall -> ipset, create ipset drbd9, add ip of all drbd9 nodes. Then in rules, create IN, ACCEPT, make sure the interface is correct, destination +drbd9, leave rest...
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    about drbd9 integration roadmap

    Hi, New to forum, been running proxmox no-subscription since version 3.4, i wanted to ask generally what are the future plans and upcoming improvements in drbd9 integration with pve 4 ? for testing i'm running 8x old 250GB seagate barracuda's in 2 disk zfs raid0 vdevs over 4 nodes, which are...
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    Problem with creating bridge vmbr0 on single nic host booting from iscsi SAN

    hi I'm successfully booting a proxmox node over iscsi via ipxe, per the iscsi guide. However i'm unable to add a bridge interface, if an entry for vmbr0 exists in /etc/network/interfaces, the boot process halts at "Configuring network interfaces" i have tried different options for vmbr0, like...