Exactly, your root is on LVM/ext4, not ZFS. In that case the EFI partition only holds the (very small) bootloader which can then directly access kernels/initrds from /boot on your root partition.
Don't you hate when after 4hs troubleshooting a new cluster deployment, you found out cabling on 3 out of 20 servers was wrong? (Best case scenario).
After running several remotely assisted deployments I found I needed a tool to standardize...
I don't remember ever needing to install (or pin) any PVE kernel package manually on any of my nodes, so I don't know. But apt purge ~c was definitely the command I was looking for, thanks!
I have this kind of "Boot mode: EFI" PVE node (just...
Chapter 1: The Windows Server 2025 Storage Revolution and the PVE Dilemma
1. What Changed in Windows Server 2025?
In previous Windows Server versions (2016/2019/2022), the Failover Cluster validation wizard was more forgiving regarding shared...
Yes.
I had tested high latency some time ago: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/qdevice-deployment.173182/post-805735
Probably none, but I do not use it, so I can not tell. But involving a device "on the other side of the internet" is the exact...
Hello,
I have a setup where outbound mail is routed through Proxmox Mail Gateway:
Backend mail server -> PMG -> Internet
PMG is also configured to DKIM-sign outgoing messages.
The problem is that PMG spam analysis for outgoing mail reports...
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So I have seen a few other threads that have addressed pxe booting issues but none that seem to cover this.
I have built an iPXE iso with an embedded script to boot from in networks without DHCP. Been using this setup a while and it...
As you also didn't have the 6.8 metapackage, 6.8.4-2-pve-signed was maybe once installed manually?
Looking at your dpkg output I feel a strong urge for apt purge ~c (purges all rc packages with only config files remaining) ;-)
Assuming UEFI boot...
I have been running using 168.192.in-addr.arpa since it seems to be "what just works out of the box". Another thing I noticed is that if you go to SDN --> IPAM and remove an IP mapping:
- the reverse mapping is (correctly) removed from powerdns...
Same here on my Proxmox with Ryzen 5700G. Seems to be a little bit more efficient. I can observe it also on my 4 LMDE7 (debian 13 based) desktops with Ryzen CPU with backport kernel 7.0.4. For the Debian VM's itself I can't say more, because...
Purging proxmox-kernel-6.17.13-1-pve-signed like Markku said will probably resolve the situation for now.
proxmox-kernel-6.17.13-1-pve-signed and proxmox-kernel-6.17.13-1-pve (without -signed) are distinct packages.
Your EFI partition is...
Purging proxmox-kernel-6.17.13-1-pve-signed like Markku said will probably resolve the situation for now.
proxmox-kernel-6.17.13-1-pve-signed and proxmox-kernel-6.17.13-1-pve (without -signed) are distinct packages.
Your EFI partition is...
Hello,
I have set up PowerDNS and have added it in SDN --> Options with success (proxmox can create entries there).
I have come across a problem with the reverse DNS zone calculation used:
- I have a 192.168.43.0/24 subnet
- I expect proxmox...
Ich habe das bei mir sehr einfach gelöst mit einer kleinen OMV VM welche mir auf einen Schlag dann alles relevante zur Verwaltung und Zustand des ZFS Pools, HDDs etc. anzeigt. Auch die Rsync Scripte laufen perfekt und Informieren mich per...
I passed two external hard drives to an OMV VM with the following commands:
/sbin/qm set 100 -scsi2 /dev/disk/by-id/ID
And i excluded the disks from backups:
However the backup job failed with the following in the log:
INFO: 0% (125.2 MiB...