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I see I made a mistake, answered quick to @benoitc and added a question for myself. But it seemed to be impossible to remove my post afterwards. Thanks for your kind remark. By the way, reconsider your answer to the question.

On my Proxmox VE nodes I have almost 20TiB of ZFS storage. I want to create an iSCSI config over a ZFS-volume on all nodes. Then use these as storage devices on 1 VM or CT. Not on the CEPH pool... that is SSD based, I want it for back-up. I am looking for the best iSCSI target solution to...

Thank you again Dominik ! We will experiment with it in a test setting. This event can be closed by the way, as we worked around it now.

Thank you Dominik, I know. But what I wanted to emphasize is, that the VM became frozen, that was not expected. As one of the disks is 1.2 TB, the size limit of the backup-pool was reached sooner. At daytime we just did not notice the size problem, we focused on the VM problem.

For several days we were struggling with a VM crash during the night. Unfortunately this VM is currently a SPOF, causing a lot of problems. PVE dashboard showed a yellow triangle with text "IO error". VM frozen state, no access possible using ssh or console, until poweroff/on. On the VM itself...

We have a cluster of four almost identical servers: - CPU E5-2620v4@2.10GHz (2x16core) - RAM 128, 128, 256, 256 GB - 4x NIC 10Gb, 2x1Gb - 2x SSD 400GB (PVE) - 6x SSD 1TB (VM's on CEPH) - 8x HDD 1TB (backup, misc) The first server has PVE5 (will get a fresh PVE6 soon), the others have PVE6...

After succeful installation of PVE 6 on raidz1 with 4x SATA HDD, the boot stranded in busybox. It appeared to be enough to enter: "zpool import -N rpool" followed by "exit" to proceed to PVE. Then I edited /etc/kernel/cmdline and added "rootdelay=10" to the only textline in this file. After this...

That worked ! I made a movie using the RMC (Remote Management Controller), but that might be too big to post. I will try to get the specific output as close as possible, leading to this problem, as also some machine info. Thank you very much, getting more and more convinced that my choice to go...

After succesful installation from USB-stick, the reboot ends in busybox. Busybox reported that rpool could not be imported and gave the hint to enter: zpool import -N rpool This succeeded without error, leaving Busybox by "exit" gave a succesful start of PVE. I tried the 2 suggestions...