I followed a tutorial that produced a bunch of storage volumes for each type of storage. Images, backups, etc. all had different storage volumes. I found this confusing and in my haste to remove them, I accidentally removed the storage volume that held the .raw files for my containers. The Root Disk specified in my container Resources tab is "VM-Images: 105/vm-105-disk-0.raw, size=2G" and now the VM-Images volume is gone. Whomp, whomp, whomp. I do have backups though.
Before I try to recover with the wrong command, I wanted to ask if I'm in the right ballpark. This post uses the pct restore command which uses the backup file but there is a --rootfs parameter which looks like I could use to select a new root disk for the linux container. The full command is: pct restore 129 /mnt/extssd1/proxmoxbackup/dump/vzdump-lxc-129-2024_11_21-08_25_52.tar.zst --rootfs local-lvm:14 --mp0 wdreddata:100,mp=/root/app/persistant-data/immich/uploads
Would I need to specify mount points or could I add those afterwards if I miss them? If this is the right command, are there any other tips to make sure I get this right? Thanks for your time.
Before I try to recover with the wrong command, I wanted to ask if I'm in the right ballpark. This post uses the pct restore command which uses the backup file but there is a --rootfs parameter which looks like I could use to select a new root disk for the linux container. The full command is: pct restore 129 /mnt/extssd1/proxmoxbackup/dump/vzdump-lxc-129-2024_11_21-08_25_52.tar.zst --rootfs local-lvm:14 --mp0 wdreddata:100,mp=/root/app/persistant-data/immich/uploads
Would I need to specify mount points or could I add those afterwards if I miss them? If this is the right command, are there any other tips to make sure I get this right? Thanks for your time.