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The fix is to run these two commands: echo "deb http://download.proxmox.com/debian/pve buster pve-no-subscription" >> /etc/apt/sources.list apt update && apt install ifupdown2 Here's my terminal showing pre-repository, adding the repository, and then successfully installing ifupdown2, which...

Another year, another hypervisor... I'm back on PVE! And I no longer have the LXC slow start issue. Didn't change any default IPv6 settings...I don't even use IPv6 at home. It's all IPv4, and my LXC containers come up fast whether they are static or DHCP. No problems at all. I have one host on...

Can't you simply edit 8002.conf or whatever the lxc conf is called and change 'unprivileged: 1' to 'unprivileged: 0'?

Thanks for posting the solution! What a thread, eh? I'm actually mid-migration from ESXi to Ubuntu 18.04 with LXD now. I started last weekend. I've had a lot of problems trying to dedicate one of the host's two physical NICs explicitly for usage by the LXC containers and not the host, but the...

I never found the solution. I actually ditched Proxmox partly because of this. Using ESXi now. It has problems too of course, but this was a show stopper.

It is on local storage. This is what I get while the container is starting. Also, it appears that the container is pingable as soon as it is started, but the console or SSH is not functional for several minutes: root@gemini:/tmp# pveperf CPU BOGOMIPS: 70557.96 REGEX/SECOND: 1634983 HD...

That's incredible. I really want to get to the bottom of this. I'll keep researching and post back in this thread when I fix it. Here's the process, typically: 1. Click Start in WebUI 2. After 2-3 minutes from Start, the container IP is pingable (but no console access) 3. After 6+ minutes from...

Was this ever resolved? I've always had slow boot times on Proxmox. Where I've had slow boot times: - Containers hosted in ZFS on machine with P6X58D-E mobo on PVE 4.4 - Containers hosted in Linux LVM on HP ProLiant DL360 G7 on PVE 5