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I also have PBS as VM in TrueNAS Core, and this did not solve the issue permanently for me. After a reboot of the VM the issue reappeared. The solution for me was to edit the "proxmox-backup-proxy.service" and add following: [Unit] After=time-sync.target Wants=time-sync.target [Service]...

I aslo tried reformatting the SDD with Ubuntu Live and GParted, but it didn't help. I also disabled legacy BIOS, and booted the UEFI stick and that's when i ran into error when trying to install a ZFS mirror on the SSD no matter what. For me it only worked when booting the stick from legacy...

Haha true, I have a cheatsheet for basic Linux commands and it help me out regularly :D

Thanks for the information, totally missed that function, lol. That's actually what I was looking for, however I will go down the PBS route, as it's definitely the more complete and fleshed out solution. :) Greetings

Hi I did In fact not and I have no idea why. Some research online suggest that there is a bug in the installer among other things. I ended up installing PVE from legacy BIOS as PCIe Passthrough seem to be working fine. Not sure where I picked up the information about it not working on legacy...

You are right a zvol would be the better option actually. I think I will do the same with the NFS share and back up the dataset via regular ZFS replication. I don't really have any experience with xfs, so I think i'll go the NFS route. Thanks for you input. Now that I thnk about it I am...

I see, thanks for the feedback. I wasn't if network storage would cause issues but I assumed PBS was not designed for that way . So, I guess a VM on my TrueNAS backup server would be my best option in my case? Did you just setup a dedicated Dataset on TrueNAS that you use as PBS VM Storage...

Hi I have a Proxmox cluster of three servers, a TrueNAS (Storage) as VM and other network storage and a TrueNAS(Backup) server that is used to backup the TrueNAS storage server via ZFS Replication. So currently my Proxmox VM are not really backuped besides their storage, so I wanted to look...

Hi I am running into a weird issue while trying to install PVE 7. I have a Dell R520 with and HBA (H330, IT Mode) and 2 Samsung SSD (consumer grade) connected to it. The system was set to BIOS boot mode and I was able to install Proxmox with ZFS RaidZ1 on those two SSDs, everything worked so...

Also it does not seem to work for anything below Gen8 because HP is just a horrible company.

I am on the edge of my chair. I was dealing with this s*it since almost 2 years!! This made me hate HPE so much, besides the fact that you can not even get the downloads for your server without any enterprise license, even for their homeuser stuff!! Finally I found this thread where people are...