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Hi @jimklimov! Your answer gave me the way! I was testing upgrades (containers and VMs) in a new cluster, and got 2 CTs dead after running "do-release-upgrade -d" in Ubuntu containers to validate, but they don't boot again. Checking the file you gave, I confirmed that Ubuntu 24.04 isn't listed...

Late response, but an additional solution; tried yours, worked like a charm. Then, I made the process again, but deleting and recreating the virtual disk within the RAID controller, worked too. Best regards.

Yes, I did it there, to ensure that no VM was accessing it, then proceeded with the steps in the docs (did it twice yesterday, PVE 7.4). Best regards.

Hi there, It's working as intended; just did here in my cluster. You must confirm that no VM/container is accessing the CephFS, that you unmounted in every node and that you stopped all standby MDS and the MDS that is running the CephFS that you want to remove. Best regards.

Hi there, I was looking for this for a long, long, time and got no clear answers. You solved my issue with this one post (in my case, other way around - taking out cluster network and changing public). EDIT: I did almost as you did, but without restarting the hosts, with the following steps...

Hi there, +1 with this issue. Lost partition table of a legacy system, Debian 6, after the 1st backup of PBS. Recovered it with testdisk (over Clonezilla live). I've checked the backup status and it seems that it ended the backup, but PVE lost itself somehow when releasing the VM of the task...

Hi @vaschthestampede, Nevermind...it worked after restarting one of the many OSDs. Thank you very much. Best regards.

Hi @vaschthestampede, I've changed the configuration, saved it, it replicated the configuration to the other hosts in the cluster with no issues, but I still have no traffic at all in the cluster network. Do I need to change something else? Here is my lab config (pretty much default), just for...

Hi @vaschthestampede, Sorry to reopen this topic, but have you made it? Have you changed the "cluster_network" without issues? I'm asking this because I'm about to change my hosts configuration to add the cluster network now. We only configured the "public_network" (but it's on a private...

Hi @abakisensoy, In this scenario, I usually use GParted live disk (ISO, CD, USB or whatever - you can download it from their website: https://gparted.org/) or any live Linux distro with a GUI. There are other tools that you can install in Microsoft Windows itself, like Minitool Partition...

Hi there, You need to move that little partition to the end of the disk first (use a third party software for this), and then you can expand the main partition. Hope that it helped you. Best regards.