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Updated all nodes on my cluster to latest kernel 6.14.11-4-pve - all worked except one - which boots into kernel panic - if I choose the previous kernel it works. I have different mini-pcs running in my cluster - the one in question has: Running latest Intel microcode . . . What can I do to...

I have a small cluster of mini PCs running latest PVE - every time new updates roll in, I test them on a non-important machine first to see if everything is fine . . One thing that confuses me - when should I reboot after an update ?? On other Linux distributions, I see a message suggesting a...

My last weekly backup failed on two CTs Original backup: VMIDNameStatusTimeSizeFilename 106 PDMFox...

Zabbix offers much more as far as customization but more complicated to set up and maintain - the Pulse tool on the other hand, is quite turnkey - fast to setup and offers much detail out of the box ;) I'm not selling anything, just stumbled across this tool - and it's on the Proxmox Helper...

I was actually referring to PDMs 'alpha' level maturity with that statement ;-) lol

Just FYI - I stumbled across this tool called Pulse: https://community-scripts.github.io/ProxmoxVE/scripts?id=pulse https://github.com/rcourtman/Pulse Actually quite nice and being developed at a fast pace . . . I do Like PDM, but needs some TLC ;-)

Interesting ! Could this have something to do with the fact I am using XFS as filesystem for datastore ? I had snapshot issues with QNap Virtualization and had to remove the previous datastore which was EXT partition - and created a new datastore with XFS instead - maybe using XFS is the...

Thx!! Would it make sense to have a how-to procedure in the Proxmox docs regarding best practice on how to create a new PBS and migrate config from an old one? I think this would be helpful instead of hidden in this forum somewhere . . . ;)

Just to understand - I install a new instance and simply copy the whole /etc/proxmox-backup folder from the other one - point to the datastore and all is good ?? Is it really that easy :oops:

Very likely - although I believe I was using the back ported 6.14bpo kernel on the PBS 3.x version before ?!? I might move the PBS to a better machine and do the datastore over NFS to the QNAP - instead of directly on the NAS with local disk image - although I'm worried about performance using...

You tell me ;) Like I said - same setup with PBS 3.x worked as expected - only after the in place update to PBS 4.0 I'm having this problem. Maybe I need to perform a fresh install ?? Not sure how to migrate the old system config over - I'll have re-register all the nodes again with the new...

root@PBSFox:~# cat /proc/pressure/cpu some avg10=8.41 avg60=7.25 avg300=6.99 total=376957203 full avg10=0.00 avg60=0.00 avg300=0.00 total=0

There are no PSI stats on the PBS ?!? or am I missing something?

Reported load average on the VM also seems low:

Oddly, on the virtualized VM itself - the CPU seems much lower ? So maybe the PBS statistics are not the truth?

Turned off "hide kernel threads" - doesn't seem to tell me more ??

Besides htop and btop - what else can I use?

The PBS is running on a QNAP TS-464 (Intel N5105) - been running for over 18 months with PBS 3.x without issue - assigned 4GB memory and 2 vCPUs In idle there was very little CPU usage (averaging around 16%)

YES - multiple times

Not sure if I need to post here now that PBS 4.0 is officially released - but the announcement thread seems quiet: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-backup-server-4-0-released.169306/post-791303 Anyone else having this issue??