I have 3 virtual machines on Proxmox 5.1:
1. Centos 7 on SSD (ZFS, 130GB), 12GB RAM
2. pfSense on HDD (ZFS, 10GB), 1GB RAM
3. Windows 10 on HDD (ZFS, 100GB), 4GB RAM
When I create the fourth VM, the first and sometimes the second virtual machine starts using too much RAM and still keeps working.
But after rebooting VM does not boot - "No bootable device". The partitions are destroyed, restoring in Testdisk does not help. When I mount restored lvm in Ubuntu, it's empty.
There are no errors in logs, Proxmox made planned backups to NAS for 4 days, but these backups contain already damaged systems. I recovered them, but it does not boot.
I don't understand, how can creating one VM destroy the others, even when they are on different physical disks.
Configuration:
HP ProLiant ML150G9
Intel 8 Core Xeon E5-2609v4 (1,7 Ghz, 8 jader)
32 GB RAM
2x SSD HPE 150GB SATA 6G
2x HPE HDD 1TB 6G SATA 7.2K
Can anyone help me to solve this?
1. Centos 7 on SSD (ZFS, 130GB), 12GB RAM
2. pfSense on HDD (ZFS, 10GB), 1GB RAM
3. Windows 10 on HDD (ZFS, 100GB), 4GB RAM
When I create the fourth VM, the first and sometimes the second virtual machine starts using too much RAM and still keeps working.
But after rebooting VM does not boot - "No bootable device". The partitions are destroyed, restoring in Testdisk does not help. When I mount restored lvm in Ubuntu, it's empty.
There are no errors in logs, Proxmox made planned backups to NAS for 4 days, but these backups contain already damaged systems. I recovered them, but it does not boot.
I don't understand, how can creating one VM destroy the others, even when they are on different physical disks.
Configuration:
HP ProLiant ML150G9
Intel 8 Core Xeon E5-2609v4 (1,7 Ghz, 8 jader)
32 GB RAM
2x SSD HPE 150GB SATA 6G
2x HPE HDD 1TB 6G SATA 7.2K
Can anyone help me to solve this?