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    NVMe-backed ZFS containers don't mount automatically after boot

    Glad it helped! I'm still amazed more people seemingly don't run into it.
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    NVMe-backed ZFS containers don't mount automatically after boot

    What drives are you using? Wonder if it is related to the WD NVMe
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    NVMe-backed ZFS containers don't mount automatically after boot

    Thanks - that's what I ended up having to do. I still feel like I must be doing something wrong, but in case anyone else runs into this: I configured the following in /etc/rc.local (setup guide): #!/bin/bash sleep 15 zfs mount -O -a for container in $(lxc-ls); do pct start $container done...
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    NVMe-backed ZFS containers don't mount automatically after boot

    @RobFantini. here's from a system startup:
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    NVMe-backed ZFS containers don't mount automatically after boot

    Thanks for the reply, @RobFantini. Looking at the logs, the only things that stand out to me are:
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    NVMe-backed ZFS containers don't mount automatically after boot

    Thanks @RobFantini - unfortunately the same issue occurs on boot. My configuration: root@hfx1:~# zfs list NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT images 15.3G 884G 104K /images images/subvol-100-disk-0 15.2G 10.8G 15.2G...
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    NVMe-backed ZFS containers don't mount automatically after boot

    Shamelessly bumping this in hopes someone might have an idea. Thanks!
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    NVMe-backed ZFS containers don't mount automatically after boot

    TL;DR I need to run "fs mount -O -a" to start my containers after a reboot, and I don't know why. --------------------- I'm brand new to Proxmox and to ZFS, so I apologize in advance if I'm missing something obvious here. But I've run out of forum & Google searches and seem to have hit a brick...