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So, I just realized that all my LXC do not have networking. Can someone point me in the right direction? I just upgraded proxmox hoping that would solve it but the issue remains

Just like the title says. I tried using the console to reboot manually, still no network. This is a plain vanilla install of ubuntu, unprivileged. I would not expect such an issue.

Ok, thank you for the help. I will begin investigating these things

I have this same issue, have you solved it?

I didn't replace it, and I've already disabled and uninstalled UFW. Same issue. [53629.876044] i40e 0000:b5:00.2 eno7: NIC Link is Down [53629.889244] vmbr0: port 1(eno7) entered disabled state [53641.563446] i40e 0000:b5:00.2 eno7: NIC Link is Up, 10 Gbps Full Duplex, Flow Control: None...

I didn’t uninstall it, I just disabled it

I see a lot of these in dmesg I did disable the pve firewall and then installed UFW. Perhaps I botched it? I also see a ton of these on boot: [ 54.788646] i40e 0000:b5:00.2: Error I40E_AQ_RC_ENOSPC, forcing overflow promiscuous on PF [ 54.788752] i40e 0000:b5:00.2: Error...

I believe what happened, was when I was creating the LVs manually, the old proxmox 4 debian install is still showing up first in search results. So I ended up with a weird configuration. Based on this post, disabling the mounting of the data lvm-thin is the proper solution...

Also, if I do fdisk on the LV itself it says it's only 12G?! ╰─○ sudo fdisk -l /dev/mapper/pve-data Disk /dev/mapper/pve-data: 600 GiB, 644245094400 bytes, 1258291200 sectors Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes I/O size (minimum/optimal)...

And even more than help, I'm looking for the fundamentals of how this Data LV is supposed to work with proxmox. Is it just an LV? Do you create a file system on it? Are we supposed to mount /dev/pve/data at /var/lib/vz? If I don't mount it, how is it showing as fine in proxmox and I can...

So, I believe I have a fundamental mistake in my setup, and I'm really hoping someone can help me resolve it because I'm definitely new, and having a rough time figuring out the "proper" way to store data in proxmox. I initially set up this host with a manual install of proxmox on debian...

Thanks that’s super helpful!

My links still show unplugged even though they work.

When you say routerboard firmware, do you mean the routeros packages? I just updated router os packages. Thanks

Thanks for the tip. I’ll try upgrading the router board as well! Hopefully then I like it

I was able to solve this by comparing my storage.cfg to the default and removing a line. I think you’re right I did have to recreate the lm without a file system but now I can’t remember. Thanks for the help.

I got that exact switch 3 weeks ago and I hate it. I wish I wouldn't have updated to the newest firmware, it's worse now than before. Have to unplug the power on the switch in order to get it to activate a new sfp+ plugged in. Unacceptable

I had to expand my root LV, so I deleted my LV data, and then expanded root, that went fine. This was the process: sudo rm -rf /var/lib/vz sudo lvremove /dev/pve/data -y sudo lvcreate -y --zero n -l 100%FREE -T -c 256K -n data pve sudo mkfs.ext4 /dev/pve/data But now when I try to restore...

I actually solved this by running fsck on the nvme after returning it to the previous port. I had a pcie riser cable laying around so I’m just gonna call this solved for now. Happy to hear the right way to do it though.

So, I’m new to lvms and lvs and vgs and so on. I worked my way through a Debian buster install and then proxmox on top of it because my zfs had a feature that required it vs normal install. But I believe I was able to replicate the normal disk setup. i have two partitions on my nvme, boot and...