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    Playing arround with proxmox and HP MSA P2000

    This is because the ocfs-tools (8.6.6) currently present in the stable version of proxmox does not work correctly on the 5.13 and 5.15 kernels. To work, you must install version 8.7.1 of ocfs2-tools which is in the pve testing repository. Version 8.7.1 works and has already been tested (it...
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    Opt-in Linux Kernel 5.15 for Proxmox VE 7.x available

    I'll leave my warning here in case anyone tries to do this configuration. OCFS2 file system with more than 1 node is not working with Proxmox 7.1.2 with 5.13 and 5.15 kernels. OCFS2 is a shared cluster filesystem, so having only 1 node with this FS doesn't make sense, so I consider that its use...
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    Opt-in Linux Kernel 5.15 for Proxmox VE 7.x available

    First, thanks for responding to me. About the question: "so why'd you need an not yet release, still under development and heavily experimental build for that??" Here's my answer: I've been testing kernels and configurations for a week for my environment to work with SMB3 multichannel. I...
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    How to build a best scenario for a Proxmox Cluster with 3 nodes and a single iSCSI Storage Volume - with snapshots and performance - Suggestions

    Hi guys, I need your help. I'm starting on proxmox and I've mounted 3 clustered proxmox 7.1.2 hosts, but I need to attach a storage volume. Therein lies the problem. It turns out that these hosts do not have disk space to allocate VMs, however, I have a STORAGE iSCSI that works with multipath...
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    Opt-in Linux Kernel 5.15 for Proxmox VE 7.x available

    Hello, I have a question: If I install a kernel used in the Debian 11 repository (not from the pve repository), will I have a problem or will I have to do some extra procedure to work in the proxmox environment? I'm asking this question because I need a recent kernel (5.17) to properly enable...