Created a TrueNAS VM. Before booting it, I want to passthrough storage.
My server has 4 HDD, which I configured in RAID10 when installing proxmox. This obviously created rpool, local, and local-zfs (im assuming local-zfs is a dataset within rpool?).
I created 3 datasets: Backups, ISO, and VM-Drives. (think these are self explanatory).
I created an Ubuntu VM, just to play around with.
I am now wanting to work on my first real project in my homelab, which is filesharing.
Downloaded TrueNAS iso and put it in the ISO dataset. Used that to create the VM. I used VM-Drives for the os boot drive.
I created a new dataset: NAS-storage.
I want to add this as a storage drive for the VM to recognize. Can't figure out how to do this.
I thought about adding each drive individually to the VM (as shown by countless youtubers), but everyone that i saw do this method was using drives that were not already configured in a zfs raid. So, i wasnt sure if this would mess things up.
I am sure there is a much better way to go about this and I am open to hearing those. Eventually I am going to wipe everything I have and build it back better from lessons learned along the way. In the meantime, is there a way to accomplish what I am trying. If so, how?
My server has 4 HDD, which I configured in RAID10 when installing proxmox. This obviously created rpool, local, and local-zfs (im assuming local-zfs is a dataset within rpool?).
I created 3 datasets: Backups, ISO, and VM-Drives. (think these are self explanatory).
I created an Ubuntu VM, just to play around with.
I am now wanting to work on my first real project in my homelab, which is filesharing.
Downloaded TrueNAS iso and put it in the ISO dataset. Used that to create the VM. I used VM-Drives for the os boot drive.
I created a new dataset: NAS-storage.
I want to add this as a storage drive for the VM to recognize. Can't figure out how to do this.
I thought about adding each drive individually to the VM (as shown by countless youtubers), but everyone that i saw do this method was using drives that were not already configured in a zfs raid. So, i wasnt sure if this would mess things up.
I am sure there is a much better way to go about this and I am open to hearing those. Eventually I am going to wipe everything I have and build it back better from lessons learned along the way. In the meantime, is there a way to accomplish what I am trying. If so, how?
