Hello,
I'm installing Proxmox on a POC that has small (60 GB) SSDs. I noticed that, by default when using XFS, Proxmox creates a local partition, and a local-lvm partition. Both are so small that are basically useless.
I'm trying to understand the installation arguments, as supplied the installation wiki.
What I want is very simple:
I guess that `hdsize` needs to be 60, and `swapsize` should be 4. But what about the rest (maxroot, maxvz and minfree)?
Thank you!
I'm installing Proxmox on a POC that has small (60 GB) SSDs. I noticed that, by default when using XFS, Proxmox creates a local partition, and a local-lvm partition. Both are so small that are basically useless.
I'm trying to understand the installation arguments, as supplied the installation wiki.
What I want is very simple:
- use XFS
- allocate 4GB of swap
- have a single `/` partition and use it for everything (VMs, ISO etc)
I guess that `hdsize` needs to be 60, and `swapsize` should be 4. But what about the rest (maxroot, maxvz and minfree)?
Thank you!
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