The trouble is most likely with the driver that powers Nvidia Kepler-based GPUs. I know plenty of low-power models are in various servers still to this day. Pascal and above had a different driver so most likely not affected.
As much as I'd like to just use one pool with two separate zvols, this doesn't make sense when you have SSD only and HDD only storage tiers. You would cripple the performance of the SSDs by throwing HDDs into the same zpool. Unless there is a feature I don't know about that lets you specify...
Well I don't think it's possible to have two zpools on the same system that are the same name, unless I am mistaken? In which case I may have to concede the ability to have HA for archive data? A plan I don't really like but will run with if I have no other choice
I'm afraid I am a bit confused by this response. ZFS is a filesystem, I understand that. What I am trying to determine is whether it is possible to have a zpool with multiple datasets, where some datasets are replicated to other hosts with different storage configurations, and some are not, and...
Howdy folks. I just wanted to quickly check that my thinking is correct before I take the plunge with trying to get this setup. At the moment I have 3 Proxmox 8 nodes in a cluster, and I wish to setup VMs and storage that will replicate between Node 1 & 2. Node 3 is just for quorum / monitoring...
You can definitely run PBS on the same host, just a bit of extra hassle when it does go down. Personally I'd install PBS on a second machine and just configure it to be powered off most of the time, have it power off the moment it has finished backups. That way if you have a failure on your main...
Sorry, a bit confused by this statement. I have 2x 250GB SSDs in a ZFS RAID1 that I am booting from. I'd like to add a swap volume within ZFS. Am I opening myself up to issues? Only using 50GB at the moment so there is plenty of free space.
I realise this is an older post by now, but still one of the top results on Google. Is this still an issue on Proxmox 8.x? I have a couple of hosts that I'd like to add swap to, and a zpool for swap would be the most convenient way to achieve this. That said, I wouldn't want to do it if it is...
I'm glad people still use this. I do wish that the Proxmox team would introduce something like OMV-Firstaid (for OpenMediaVault) - makes this sort of thing so much easier to deal with.
I think some people mentioned even this did not work for them. Realistically, we need an updated ISO that doesn't break with common hardware. Any idea when a patched 8.0.3 ISO will be available?
I performed a UEFI installation.
After Proxmox was installed, I was able to re-install my Nvidia GT 710, and it seems to be working fine. Definitely seems like a bug with the installer, I'd expect a patched ISO to be posted pretty soon.
I am also having the same issue. HP Z640 with Xeon E5 v3, 32GB RAM, and a standard Nvidia GT710.
EDIT: The problem is Nvidia GPUs. I swapped my Nvidia GT710 for an AMD Radeon RX 580, and it progressed no issues.
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