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JJohannes S reacted to jdancer's post in the thread Who runs Proxmox on the oldest hardware ? with
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Have it running on a Dell R200 which was released back in 2007. Was running LXCs but now it's a PBS instance. Mirrored ZFS drives. Makes for good small LXC/PBS server but that's all it's good for. -
JJohannes S reacted to UdoB's post in the thread PBS testimonial (hardware requirements are a joke) with Like.
PBS does really, really do random writes. It needs IOPS - as many as it can get. For ZFS there is the rising problem of fragmentation of the free space --> it is not guaranteed that a single 2-4 MB chunk can be written sequentially at one...
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Mmaor reacted to nazar.nigm's post in the thread GRUB not timing out need to press enter every boot [Solved] with Like.
i`ve just had same issue , in my case GRUB_TIMEOUT=0 and GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash nomodeset" helped
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BBobC replied to the thread ConnectX-4 Lx dual port with virtual functions - iommu group instability between reboots.@shaun_so - I have also seen my device tree enumerate differently between reboots using SR-IOV for dual ported NICs. I've seen this after upgrading through the last three kernel versions. I am now at 7.0.2-6-pve. For me it's on an Intel...
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Jjdancer replied to the thread Who runs Proxmox on the oldest hardware ?.Have it running on a Dell R200 which was released back in 2007. Was running LXCs but now it's a PBS instance. Mirrored ZFS drives. Makes for good small LXC/PBS server but that's all it's good for.
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Hannes Laimer replied to the thread SDN VLAN VNets no longer work after an update from 9.1.9 to 9.2.2.Hey, thanks for the output! I could not really find anything suspicious in the output, could you run tcpdump on the interfaces, then try ping: - tap131i0 - ln_v0074 - bond1 (same on the receiving side, tap.. changes to the one of the target... -
FFlocki replied to the thread [SOLVED] SDN Fabric issues since update 9.1.14.Removing the entries completely removes any connectivity between the nodes. ip r default via 192.168.127.254 dev vmbr0 proto kernel onlink 192.168.125.12 nhid 107 via 192.168.125.12 dev en06 proto openfabric src 192.168.125.11 metric 20 onlink...
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jebbam replied to the thread Cluster not quorate - extending auth key lifetime!.The network configs were all written last in January, 2025. So none of them have been touched in over a year. They are all the exact same size. So if it is a network issue, it could be maybe a flakey switch or something like that (?). Maybe MTU... -
Ddaanw replied to the thread I need help for setting up backup solution.It is hard to disagree with any of those. But then there are the homelab/budget restrictions that OP clearly pointed out and are frankly quite common outside production/enterprise use. Having 2 PBS copies is always better than one. Adding a...
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news reacted to UdoB's post in the thread PBS testimonial (hardware requirements are a joke) with Like.
PBS does really, really do random writes. It needs IOPS - as many as it can get. For ZFS there is the rising problem of fragmentation of the free space --> it is not guaranteed that a single 2-4 MB chunk can be written sequentially at one... -
AI had to go to DataCenter, Storage, then I selected Local and edited, in the Content option, I enabled the other options, and finished. Then I went to local(pve) Import and after that it was possible to import an .ova After that, I...
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Sshad0t reacted to Chris's post in the thread Issue installing PBS on Hyper-V "No device with valid ISO found" with Like.
Did you try using the TUI installer instead of the GUI installer? Also, as a workaround you can install on top of Debian Trixie as described in https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/installation.html#install-proxmox-backup-server-on-debian
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Sshad0t replied to the thread Issue installing PBS on Hyper-V "No device with valid ISO found".I got this problem as well - could be a hinder to anyone using Hyper-V. installing from Debian seems like a decent workaround.. I hope this is "flagged" as a bug with the maintainers as not having your .iso supported by a major virtualization...
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shanreich replied to the thread [SOLVED] SDN Fabric issues since update 9.1.14.Can you try removing the 192.168.125.X/24 that you configured on the interfaces themselves (en05, en06) - then reapply the configuration? The /32 are auto-generated by our stack for unnumbered OpenFabric fabrics, since it prevents the kernel from... -
UdoB reacted to Johannes S's post in the thread Way more NAGware, very little functionality, bugs galore with Like.
Pulling a case of Godwins law won't make me take you more seriously. In the case of Proxmox it's quite laughable since they have a decades old track record of NOT outselling. One Proxmox developer ( I think @t.lamprecht but I might be wrong)... -
UdoB reacted to Johannes S's post in the thread Way more NAGware, very little functionality, bugs galore with Like.
Yes, otherwise I wouldn't have used it ;) Correct, I'm also not paying for Proxmox. But I also don't expect developers to give freebies to me. I'm trying to help in other terms, e.g. by participating in the forum or being a free beta tester ;)...
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CCookiefamily replied to the thread SDN VLAN VNets no longer work after an update from 9.1.9 to 9.2.2.Hi Stefan, I attached the ip a and ifreload output as it is too verbose for a normal post. The journal looks like this: root@node02:~# journalctl -u openvswitch-switch.service -b May 21 18:03:33 node02 systemd[1]: Starting...
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FFlocki replied to the thread [SOLVED] SDN Fabric issues since update 9.1.14.ip a (continued) 70: tap1103i3: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,PROMISC,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 qdisc mq master vlan0073 state UNKNOWN group default qlen 1000 link/ether 8a:fb:d5:86:91:d3 brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff 71: tap1105i3...
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FFlocki replied to the thread [SOLVED] SDN Fabric issues since update 9.1.14.ip a 1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN group default qlen 1000 link/loopback 00:00:00:00:00:00 brd 00:00:00:00:00:00 inet 127.0.0.1/8 scope host lo valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever...
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UdoB replied to the thread PBS testimonial (hardware requirements are a joke).PBS does really, really do random writes. It needs IOPS - as many as it can get. For ZFS there is the rising problem of fragmentation of the free space --> it is not guaranteed that a single 2-4 MB chunk can be written sequentially at one...