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I updated to pve-kernel-5.4 (6.2-4). Ran my first test this morning by restarting my server with the USB flash drive plugged in. My VM recognized the flash drive. I unplugged it, the VM didn't freeze/crash, and I could see in the CentOS VM that it had been disconnected. I then plugged my next...

I updated to pve-kernel-5.4 (6.2-4). Ran my first test this morning by restarting my server with the USB flash drive plugged in. My VM recognized the flash drive. I unplugged it, the VM didn't freeze/crash, and I could see in the CentOS VM that it had been disconnected. I then plugged my next...

I’m curious, are your USB issues still resolved a day later? Mine didn’t go away after the latest upgrade.

Dang. I just installed the following, rebooted PVE, and then tested this... and pulling the USB drive out of the server still locked up / froze / crashed the Linux VM that has the USB drive passed to it. Do you know why you also got pve-kernel-5.4.44-1-pve: 5.4.44-1? Edit: Looks like I just...

Any progress on this issue? I'm still seeing it.

We had some PVE updates this morning. I won't be able to test the USB issue until this evening.

I'm not entirely sure anyone has acknowledged this as an issue to be fixed yet. I think you would downgrade using something like apt-get install proxmox-ve-6.1-2, but you'd want to do a little more investigating before taking my quick comment. I have no clue what concerns there might be about...

Cross-commenting here with my USB VM freezing issue to help raise awareness. https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/usb-drive-crashes-vm.70214/

"Run guest-trim after clone disk" option details. I was referencing the quoted post. Sorry for not be more specific.

Still missing details.

I still haven’t figured out how what’s causing this.

I'm going to reply, but for some reason I'm no longer getting spammed with the idle time message even though I didn't add the -l flag. Here's the pveversion -v output: I'm running two containers and one VM. All the containers are on local-lvm. The log spam was always related to one...

Do you mind if I ask a side question here? Is there documentation on the difference between selection Skylake-Client or Skylake-Server? When I built my VM back in 2017, I think there was only an option for Skylake-Client. And when I attempt to switch it to Skylake-Server, the VM won't start and...

None of the logs jump out at me as being helpful in troubleshooting this issue, but I could be missing something.

And here is the rest of the Messages logging: May 25 13:42:04 pve kernel: [310966.170156] fwbr900i0: port 2(tap900i0) entered blocking state May 25 13:42:04 pve kernel: [310966.170156] fwbr900i0: port 2(tap900i0) entered disabled state May 25 13:42:04 pve kernel: [310966.170200] fwbr900i0: port...

Here is the Messages logging at the point that I disconnected the USB flash drive and the CentOS VM froze/crashed: May 25 13:33:21 pve kernel: [310443.308499] usb 2-3: USB disconnect, device number 4 May 25 13:41:37 pve kernel: [310939.009120] fwbr900i0: port 2(tap900i0) entered disabled state...

Not much, but maybe I'm not looking in the right places? Here is what I have. With the Cent OS VM was running perfectly fine after booting it with the USB flash drive already inserted, I unplugged the USB flash drive and got the following log. May 25 13:33:21 pve kernel: [310443.098278] usb 2-3...

I have Proxmox running a CentOS VM and two Linux Containers for a UniFi Controller and UniFi Video. I've included my VM configuration below. The system that runs on this VM has a nightly backup process that saves to a USB flash drive. As you can see in the config, I pass a USB port through to...

Yes, I had restarted the service and the server. I am running lxcfs.service without the -l flag. If I should have it, I can follow these instructions after hours later today. [Unit] Description=FUSE filesystem for LXC ConditionVirtualization=!container Before=lxc.service...

I'm seeing this too.