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I had problems with OMV on Debian in an LXC (PVE7), I kept getting error messages when saving any changes I made. I ended up just running OMV in a VM, and it worked fine after that.

Wow, I was pretty far off the mark with what I was trying! :D Thanks, doing this now…

@Dunuin …I've set up ZFS, the LXC container, and installed OMV in it, but can't find the mounted ZFS dataset in OMV :rolleyes: I've looked at adding it in OMV under Disks, File Systems, Shared Folders, and SMB/CIFS but can't work it out. Where should I find it / add it in OMV?

Great, thanks again for all the help!

Right, I'll create the ZFS pool within Proxmox. Then create separate datasets :) One last question. Looking around for tutorials of openmediavault on Proxmox the ones I've seen are to set up openmediavault as a VM. Do you know of a guide somewhere for setting it up in an LXC container?

Thanks a lot, openmediavault sounds like a good way of doing this. Would I create the ZFS pool from Proxmox, or within openmediavault itself?

I'm not new to Proxmox, but am new to trying out ZFS. At the moment I have Proxmox installed in a 1TB NVMe. I have a few VMs on there and they each have 50GB - 100GB disks each (enough space for them to run OK). I also have 7 old-ish 2TB HDs in my PC/server case, and thought about creating a...