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    Port Forwarding Issue with pfSense VM on Proxmox (Dual WAN, DHCP ISP)

    Hello, I'm having trouble with port forwarding on a pfSense VM running on Proxmox. I have a dual WAN setup with one DHCP connection and one PPPoE connection. I have confirmed with DHCP ISP that they use 1:1 NAT on their end. My setup: Proxmox version: 8.1.4 pfSense version: 2.7.2 NIC...
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    [SOLVED] Move boot partition ZFS USB

    For anyone wanting to replicate this is the process: (Assuming an unbootable proxmox 8 install due to raid card & proxmox 8 live iso) Delete all existing partitions on your usb or any other device that can boot and is unaffected by raid card. (at least 1 GB space, depending on number of kernels...
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    [SOLVED] Move boot partition ZFS USB

    Thanks for your help all the way, this did the trick perfectly
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    [SOLVED] Move boot partition ZFS USB

    It contains only my hard drives, not the usb Do you mean legacy boot? Now i get this warning when running proxmox-boot-tool init /dev/sdX:
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    [SOLVED] Move boot partition ZFS USB

    So i formatted the usb with EF00 as type, then mkfs.fat -F32 /dev/sdX, then zpool import rpool -R /mnt, then mounted - proc, sys, dev, run to /mnt/(respectively), then chroot into /mnt, and i ran proxmox-boot-tool format /dev/sdX, proxmox-boot-tool init /dev/sdX and proxmox-boot-tool refresh...
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    [SOLVED] Move boot partition ZFS USB

    Okay so now i am able to chroot into it, but now the proxmox-boot-tool says this: I guess the /dev has to be mounted to actual /dev from live installer or somehow passthrough the usb to this chroot I tried zpool import -o altroot=/mnt rpool but i get the same error
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    [SOLVED] Move boot partition ZFS USB

    After the installation, i guess that by default the zfs pool is unmounted for restart, zpool list said that there are no available pools, but by manually trying "zpool import rpool", it actually imported: The problem is that the "pve-1", "ROOT" is empty, as well as "data", so i can't chroot...
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    [SOLVED] Move boot partition ZFS USB

    Here are the mounts after terminal installation (cancelled before reboot): Don't see any boot mount though
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    [SOLVED] Move boot partition ZFS USB

    Well, it can't find the rpool for some reason, and it returns me to the main menu of the installer
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    [SOLVED] Move boot partition ZFS USB

    Firstly i got into terminal installer debug mode and with ctrl + c when the installer asked for reboot, i got back into terminal and tried these commands
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    [SOLVED] Move boot partition ZFS USB

    Hello, What i am trying to achieve is this: I have a hp raid card (p420i) that does not allow booting from itself while in HBA mode, therefore i decided, i could try to move the boot partition to a usb drive and have all the drives directly in proxmox with zfs. However i am not sure if i am...
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    [Solved] Directory drive migration

    Thank you, this was the missing last part to be able to reinstall.
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    [Solved] Directory drive migration

    I did not create a systemd unit, that drive was formatted/created with proxmox gui, as a directory drive
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    [Solved] Directory drive migration

    There isn't anything else in storage.conf related to that disk, the other configuration in it is related to other LVM SSDs
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    [Solved] Directory drive migration

    yep, no problem storage.conf: dir: FourTB path /mnt/pve/FourTB content vztmpl,images,iso,snippets,rootdir,backup is_mountpoint 1 nodes pve1 fstab: # <file system> <mount point> <type> <options> <dump> <pass> /dev/pve/root / ext4 errors=remount-ro 0 1...
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    [Solved] Directory drive migration

    Yes the drive is a separate drive from the boot drive, I am not sure about the storage.conf, because it assumes the path to /mnt/pve/xxxx, where the disk is mounted to right now, unless proxmox mounts these disks automatically? Even for that, it would need to know the right name for that drive.
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    [Solved] Directory drive migration

    Hello, I am planning on reinstalling VE into raid1, however only thing left that is not backed up is a 4TB HDD, that is formatted as "directory disk", with data on it. The question is, however, how do I add/mount it into the new installation, without reformatting? I have backed up storage.conf...
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    [SOLVED] LXC login bypass

    Thanks for help, that worked flawlessly!

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