proliant

Hi everyone! I have Proxmox v9 running on my "good old" HP Proliant Gen8 Microserver (4 HDD bays): The system boots fine, **IF** I put the OS-disk in the 1st bay slot, so I know the PVE setup is fine. But I get a "BIOS cannot find system disk to boot" issue whenever I have the OS disk on USB3...

proxmox is not showing green onto the network configuration management interface. I have tried all 4 ports https://imgur.com/a/osE2kVY

UPDATE for anyone finding this via a search: The solution is in the last post. TLDR; use UUIDs in fstab. For some reason proxmox uses the old /dev/sdx system and it breaks boot. I just tried to add new drives to my Proliant server but it boots up with all network interfaces as DOWN and an error...

Hi everyone, I'm actually trying to build a Proxmox cluster of HP DL380 G5 (kind of old school but effective...) and, following Ceph instructions, I just made a RAID 1 for my OS (Proxmox) partition and let others drives free, in no RAID. The problem is that they are not showing in my proxmox...

Hi there people at the proxmox forums. Im trying to install proxmox on a server i got from a friend. I tryed 5.1 and 3.4 but both fail under the installations saying there is no harddisk to install it to. I run 2x 300 gb SAS disks and 2x 143 GB SAS disks. Does anyone have any idea what i should...

Hi. We have 2 servers running in proxmox cluster. We also have 2 San Switches and 2 SAN's. We want to access the our san drives from Proxmox, to have our Virtual machines on the san. We are not sure how to configure it in proxmox? We have 3 lun's that on our san. Our setup is: 2 x hp proliant...

Hi, I have an HP Proliant DL120 GEN 9 server and I made a RAID 0 of two 4TB SATA Disks and I want to virtualize with PROXMOX. But at the time of wanting to install PROXMOX I do not recognize the RAID made from the BIOS. It has a Smart Array B140i, I did not find any information on the HP...

Ich suche mich nun schon seit Tagen wirklich dumm und dämlich... leide bin ich bis jetzt noch auf nichts Brauchbares gestoßen. Ich habe mich daran versucht einen RaidController an eine VM durchzureichen... Ich bekomme aber ständig folgende Ausgabe: kvm: -device...