So, I've been currently running about 20 Windows guests (using VirtIO SCSI) in my home environment across 8 different PCs running Proxmox for several years. The Proxmox host PCs have a wide range of hardware ranging from an old Intel 4770k to a...
Thank you for your reply! =)
Anyway, i keep hitting DMAR errors for the X540 VFs even with iommu=pt in Kernel 7.0.2-4:
May 19 22:44:52 px1 QEMU[3776]: kvm: vfio_container_dma_map(0x595d88370dd0, 0xe10bb000, 0x1000, 0x7834682db000) = -28 (No...
@Weltherrscher I found an upstream patch that should resolve the issue and pinged the maintainers about it. It's a bit strange that nobody else is running into this issue, but it might depend on the specific workload pattern/guest kernel (the...
Ich weiß nicht ob das hier noch aktuell ist. Ich habe jetzt nicht alle Beiträge bis ins letzte Detail gelesen.
Aber ich habe meine Proxmox SSDs im Homelap auch erfolgreich geklont und getauscht.
Es ist die beste Idee Backups der VMs zu machen...
Hello,
Long time user, first time posting, because everything had been working so well so far!
I have a few CTs running Linux Devuan 6 Excalibur. The network configuration is nothing out of the ordinary, and pretty much a copy/paste save for...
I tried apt purge proxmox-kernel-6.*
But it did no work.
I
root@proxmox:~# apt purge proxmox-kernel-6.*
REMOVING:
proxmox-kernel-6.14* proxmox-kernel-6.17.4-1-pve-signed*
proxmox-kernel-6.14.11-4-pve-signed*...
Ok, another problem is the rH state (removed, half-installed) of proxmox-kernel-6.8.12-12-pve-signed.
The post removal script for that kernel also seems to fail because your EFI is full so it's a bit chicken and egg.
If you only want to keep...
Hello, and thank you for the quick reply!
I've used the following command for expansion: zpool attach Datastore1 raidz2-0 ata-SAMSUNG....
Here is the output of zpool status:
root@proxmox-host1:~# zpool status Datastore1
pool: Datastore1...
Hello!
I've set up a RAID2 with 4x 480GB SSD and got a usable total of 895GB. I've expanded the pool with two more 480GB SSD, and now I have only 1.35TB usable total storage.
Am I missing something, it should be more like 1.7TB, and not 1.35TB...
That's understandable. Some of my own websites get torn to shreds for things like that too. I just wasn't sure if a database was angry or something like that, and wasn't sure how to better raise a flag about it. Sorry you folks have to deal with...
like many other sites and pieces of public infrastructure, ours is getting hammered by AI scrapers/bots as well. we try our best to implement counter measures, but it's a constant game of whack-a-mole.
Don't manually delete stuff from the EFI partition, it will be recreated when you run apt again.
You currently somehow have 5 kernels+initrds installed on your EFI. Asuming you have a 512MB EFI partition, this is too much.
First go for apt purge...
Sorry missed your post. So i could just remove
*initrd.img-6.17.13-2-pve
*initrd.img-6.17.13-7-pve
*initrd.img-6.17.13-9-pve
*vmlinuz-6.17.13-2-pve
*vmlinuz-6.17.13-7-pve
*vmlinuz-6.17.13-9-pve
and after removing skall i run apt purge ~c ?
Thanks