I use Proxmox in my home-lab, mostly for fun now, since I've retired. I did want to use it to replace a bigger (Redhat) oVirt infra I was operating in a corporate lab, but that went into the cloud instead, and I left early.
So no, it's not very...
Thanks for showing your interest. The cloud market is already huge. I was mainly looking at niche areas where ARM and Proxmox naturally complement each other well.
Your point about keeping ARM support open beyond only datacenter-grade hardware...
I explored an ARM fork made by a Chinese developer some time ago (version 8 based).
My interest was at the opposite end, putting a set of services I wanted to run in a super resilient HCI manner on a three node HCI cluster with Ceph using...
And, of course, I had just chosen yesterday, to update my home-lab, since all these security issues kept piling up in the news, not that I have anything open to the Internet there...
So I did a da capo today.
Worked pretty well generally...
I'd either let PVE manage the ZFS pool and give OMV storage from that (ext4 inside) or pass a whole controller through to it. I'm not personally a fan of giving a guest a whole part of my hardware as it goes against my idea of a hypervisor.
This looks like the same issue as Post #97
If cat /sys/devices/system/clocksource/clocksource0/current_clocksource is hpet, and not tsc, then that is your problem, and the fix.
Thomas, thank you for bringing clarity to this .I genuinely appreciate it.
I’m working as a Cloud Solution Architect, and the deeper I explore Proxmox, ARM, and open infrastructure, the more questions and ideas I end up with around scalability...
As it turned out, I was moving three "independent" nodes into the main cluster.... I guess I had forgotten, why I originally had them separate, other than that they had local dependancies anyway, so I wasn't going to move VMs around.
Anyhow I...
Thank you all for your help.
I am the one who failed. The migration from 8 to 9 works fine, I messed up.
there was another disk attached to the server, I removed it and pve booted up nicely.
pveversion says: pve-manager/9.2.2/b9984c6d90a4bd80...
In my case it was time synchronization issue:
I had lost connection to a node than after reading this thread first checked node's time and found it is out of synchronization 'cause it did not have Internet connection due to wrong gateway. So I...
Hi,
I'm trying to install a Windows Server 2025 VM, unfortunately I'm stuck in a loop after the first reboot following the installation.
UEFI sees the EFI boot entry and starts Windows Boot Manager but instantly after that it goes back to...
Hi Team, Congrats on the new launch!
I have been doing deep research around ARM-native cloud infrastructure and open-source virtualization ecosystems.
I wanted to understand Proxmox’s long-term vision around ARM64 support, especially in the...
These are Linux kernel versions, not Proxmox versions. So you are booting your updated Proxmox 9 with Linux kernel 7.0.2-6-pve.
At the end of the existing kernel command line, append systemd.unit=rescue.target or systemd.unit=emergency.target...
I think the OP is talking about MailGateway (not sure since his post doesn't say much about what he actually wants to achieve) not PVE. The recommendation is the same though: https://pmg.proxmox.com/pmg-docs/pmg-admin-guide.html#chapter_pmgupgrade
Have you tried it on PVE 6.x? I'm having issues with an e1000e NIC not working under 7.x on a single node. Port doesn't even light up, but works fine when I boot into 6.x.
Thanks for clarification. I had around 20 single servers updated yesterday at different times and seeing a different menu only on one of them, was a bit confusing.