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the archive only contains the final of any major build as that is all that will be available in apt. here is what is available. https://enterprise.proxmox.com/iso/

yes: make sure no extra HDD or SSD is connected other than the NVME with proxmox. get the debian installer and put it on something and boot to it. select advanced options select rescue mode you can mostly select the defaults until you get to 'device to use as root file system' there hopefully...

it should be fixable by booting a debian installer and selecting rescue, doing a grub reinstall, also. but he mentioned later that nothing was showing up at one point.

well boot to a gparted live and see what is going on with the disk. if you post the mainboard and drive set up we might be able to recommend some configs that would make you setup process easier also.

so i put 4x intel s3700 drives in a RAIDZ1 and have good performance. 3200 fsync and 1/4 better throughput across the board than the old pcie hardware array. proving that doing correct research on the SSD for the task at hand IS in fact quite important. last question, does it matter what...

is there really not ANY status monitor for a supported ZFS pool in the gui at all? this seems like such a easy thing to implement and there has been ZFS support in proxmox for a long time now. or am i just blind and can't find it?

is there a guide for doing a LVM mirror on proxmox? i have not found a lot of info on it and it does not seem to be an 'out of the box' proxmox config.

the server is kind of a do-it-all for a small business environment. it hosts a mysql database, complete windows domain environment, several virtualized desktops, and 3 web servers. also a lot of media is stored on a mini-SAN that connects to and interacts with this environment. honestly...

would take any sort of helpful recommendation. does anyone have a current configuration with pveperf data?

fair enough, however i have tried over a half dozen different brands an connection styles of drives from intel to western digital (some of them with 'enterprise') ratings. i have yet to break 2000 fsyncs in FIO or pveperf. if you could recommend a product in 4x sata config OR 2x NVME config...

i have recently installed a pair of NVME 970 pro 512gb drives in a zfs mirror because i was unhappy with the performance of my SATA SSD drives. the NVME drives seem to be SLOWER than the SATA SSD drives and none of my config changes have made any difference. NVME drives root@serverminion:/#...

would it be worth reloading proxmox onto the optane and setting up a 32gb partition for SLOG and JUST hosting VMs off the SSD zfs mirror?

actually based on IOPS i am looking at going with the 58gb. it is substantially faster for not much more coin.

mostly data storage but there is 2 web portals hosted and 1 shared mysql database. and the typical DC and windows VMs for virtual desktops. only about 5 of those though. and i push backups regularly so for the main VM store i am more interested in performance, it is on a zfs mirror just as a...

if i added an nvme zill what type of increase in fsync do you think i would be getting?

i will try that today. i have a small old raid 5 array in my old server that gets 3300 fsyncs. i figured a pair of ssd even zfs would be way faster. guess i should have done my math instead of just assuming.

CPU BOGOMIPS: 67194.56 REGEX/SECOND: 1968961 HD SIZE: 881.38 GB (rpool/ROOT/pve-1) FSYNCS/SECOND: 1203.74 DNS EXT: 20.35 ms DNS INT: 21.52 ms (subliminal.local) pair of 860 evos in raidz mirror 1gb drives this is the rpool and i was hoping to share...

no never caused a switch to read only in the guest. The issue would slowly degrade the guest filesystem until the guest would no longer boot. i was curious rather adding ceph or even ZFS would be a solution. however i felt it was adding unnecessary layers so i never looked into them as a...

so i finally got around to diagnosing this. however it probably does not matter to most people at this point. it IS still possible to generate the issue even on up to date 4.4. so here is the what and why. as stated above ATA errors (not awaays even the same ATA error) are generated in VM's...

i only tested with direct LVM to proxmox. however i THOROUGHLY tested LVM to proxmox and tried changing everything from the type of disk the VM saw, to the physical hard drives that the LVM sat on. and while some things seemed to help, the problem was always there. the weird part is if the LVM...