There is a lot of issues with i226-V and latest versions of proxmox, but not limited to proxmox, it seems to be affecting many linux and freebsd systems. My solution was to update the nic firmware, see here for many others doing the same...
I've experienced the same issues. Thanks to your post I found the solution. My WTR Pro kept dying when I was transferring my data from another NAS to this one. Turns out the Intel NIC has some kind of power saving feature which interferes while...
This is the same as disabling IOMMU, correct? Which won't be an acceptable workaround for many users.
Yet another trash NIC from Intel who have been releasing terrible buggy NICs in the consumer segment for many years at this point :(
Is there...
Has anyone tested SR-IOV functionality for iGPUs like the one in Alder Lake CPUs ? I'd be curious to know. Haven't switched my system to 7.0 yet as I need it for work, but if anyone's tested it, I'd be curious about your results. Thanks !
After being a bit inspired by the awesome Nimble Plugin that was released I decided to use a little of my downtime on Vacation to try and give the same thing a go, but using Synology/DSM as the storage backend. This will allow you to use iSCSI...
To be fair to Proxmox it is documented that cache=none does not fully disable write caching here. For that you need 'writethrough' or 'directsync', but expect absolutely horrific write performance on non enterprise SSDs and all spindles...
I agree, it's definitely an issue with the Minisforum. I just cleared the BIOS by removing the CMOS battery per your suggestion, also reseated the RAM. No luck. I think this pc is just hosed.
apt/dpkg actually have an mechanism to take care that config files are not overwritten by a config update. The package maintainer needs to build the package accordingly though.
Ideally APT needs something like mergemaster, I have never seen such a good tool anywhere else, ironically mergemaster got discontinued on FreeBSD and replaced with something inferior.
The root cause is the Proxmox firewall service (pve-firewall). When it starts, it sets net.ipv6.conf.all.forwarding=1 globally because VMs and containers need IPv6 packet forwarding to work. This happens even if the firewall is technically...
Thank You for the response! I set the DNS options in the GUI under network>DNS. Okay, so I found the problem. I changed my network router over a year ago, and it's at a different IP address. I could manually ping it (SSH'd into pve), but...
And the spinners look good too, if I'm reading this right.
When I spin up the VM again, I get these messages:
Apr 05 18:22:36 <node> kernel: md/raid1:md126: Disk failure on sda1, disabling device.md/raid1:md126: Operation continuing on 2...
I removed the startup option on TrueNAS, rebooted the host, and ran smartctl to check for things:
nvme0n1 is the boot SSD, so ignoring that drive.
So the NVMe look good, right? Spinners in the next post due to character limits.
Hi,
yes, see REF1918 for completeness
Yes, if your router can do a static route
But at this point the question will be more "Why would you do this" instead of putting it all in the same subnet ?
Best regards,
Welcome, @diverk !
Where have you set it?
Please post the real config (not a relation :cool: ) in CODE blocks (using that "</>" icon in the composing menu).
Happy New Year! Sorry for the delay on this... we wanted to do a proper analysis.
Both cache=direct and cache=writethrough provide substantially stronger consistency guarantees than cache=none. If you are using QCOW/LVM and consistency is a...
doesn't this bold statement need correction ?
https://wiki.qemu.org/Features/Qcow2DataIntegrity
Summary
The qcow2 image format driver has known data integrity issues which need to be addressed.
Note: This page is out of date and no longer...