Dear All,
I'm new in proxmox 7.4-3. I deploy automation in ansible. Everything is fine, ct is creating, but when i add "mounts:" :
mounts: '{"mp0":"local:8,mp=/mnt/test/"}'
i see the following error:
fatal: [192.168.122.63]: FAILED! => {"changed": false, "msg": "Creation of lxc VM 205...
Hello,
The server has been working properly for 2 years. At some point it stopped working and hung.
When I tried to restart it, it went into a boot loop that I don't know how to get out of.
I don't know how I can open a terminal session so that I can analyze the server.
I attach photos of the...
Dear all!
I just tried to install my Proxmox VE 7.1 with ZFS as my root file system.
I am using an Lenovo ThinkSystem SR530 Server with a Lenovo 530-8i (LSI 9440-8i) flashed to IT-Mode (LSI 9400-8i) and 4 x Intel S4610 960GB SSD Drives attached to it. The installation was done using UEFI Mode...
I have a 2U server with a rear drive caddy that supports 2x2.5" drives. I also have 2x 500GB HDDs that I sourced from older laptops. So I thought I'd setup a ZFS mirror as my boot pool and also use the remaining space for my VMs as they would be faster since they would be local. Secondly I can...
I simulate disk fail on the raid1 btrfs which is also my root for proxmox ve 7.1-7.
When one of the disk failed, the system will not boot.
It stuck at initramfs, i am unable to mount the system as the initramfs does not have mount.btrfs
The system will boot normally with both disk exits...
Hi,
With LXC, I can have :
Host : /data/vm/rootfs
And the LXC VM boot on /data/vm/rootfs, which is a simple directory on the host.
How to do the same thing under Promox ?
I can create a raw file to become the rootfs then add with :
pct set <id> -mp0 /data/vm/rootfs/home,mp=/home,backup=0
But...
Dear Community,
When I provision a LXC container in Proxmox, it is quite difficult to reset it to an initial state. I want to override the rootfs with a clean image from the template and reinitialize the basic setup Proxmox does (like install SSH keys, configure network).
The reason for this...
I was wondering why Proxmox defaults to a raw rootfs when I create a new container. In fact, there seems to be no way around it.
However, I really want to be able to directly access my files. They are on a nfs share backed by zfs so the raw image keeps me from using snapshot, rollback, clone...
What is the proper way to create storage devices for containers from the command line?
I did not find enough info in the wiki command line tools talking about this.
Example,
I wish to create a container from the command line and seems I need to create the storage device first:
pct create 103...
Hi Everyone,
My LXC Container have 1000 GB but I only need 150 GB. How can I shrink the storage?
I used this pct resize 101 rootfs 150
unable to shrink disk size
Can anyone explain me how can I shrink the LXC Container to only 150 GB.
Best regards and thanks for help,
Oliver
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