undo disk config and start again

makalister

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Hi,

I´m a proxmox rookie. I started configuration following a guide but without succes. Now I've got disks wrong configured and can't remove configuration. Actually, I've got local 250Gb sda disk and ZFS 1Tb sdb disk. sdb disk is the one I want to use to store isos and virtualization (windows and debian) uses. How can I remove configuration done to sdb disk?
After that, how must I format/configure/mount sdb disk to store and make vistulizations? any rookie guide?

Thanks and regards
 
ZFS is no rookie filesystem, but once you get the hang of it, the benefits are immense. But why would you need/want to remove it if ZFS is already on the disk?

Be sure to not have any data on your ZFS storage, as it will be lost during this process.
  1. remove the storage (GUI or CLI); Datacenter -> Storage
  2. run a zfs destroy <zpool_name> on the CLI
  3. last but not least a sgdisk -Z /dev/sd<X>
Then you can start from the beginnen with configuring your storage.
 
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ZFS is no rookie filesystem, but once you get the hang of it, the benefits are immense. But why would you need/want to remove it if ZFS is already on the disk?

Be sure to not have any data on your ZFS storage, as it will be lost during this process.
  1. remove the storage (GUI or CLI); Datacenter -> Storage
  2. run a zfs destroy <zpool_name> on the CLI
  3. last but not least a sgdisk -Z /dev/sd<X>
Then you can start from the beginnen with configuring your storage.

Hi,

It worked perfectly!!!

Thanks for help