I am not familiar with how Bacula integrates with PVE. If it operates through the QEMU layer, similar to PBS and Veeam, it is possible that the I/O error originates at a higher layer than FC, multipath, or LVM - that is, within the QEMU layer...
Then your only option is to find a Kernel that works with the card. You may want to look into Ubuntu HWE Kernel.
Blockbridge : Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox
well!
Its workiong now!
I didnt do anything.
I surspect it was a hardware glitch with my monitors.
once I realiced I could right click with the mouse on the blank screen and get a displays menu in gnome ubuntu. Then I deducted that the pass had...
well!
Its workiong now!
I didnt do anything.
I surspect it was a hardware glitch with my monitors.
once I realiced I could right click with the mouse on the blank screen and get a displays menu in gnome ubuntu. Then I deducted that the pass had...
It might be fine if values could be retrieved from all Guest OSes and file systems, but—to give just one example—with truenas, it returns [] and the value can’t be retrieved, right?
Unless the QEMU agent—which isn’t provided by Proxmox—can...
Hmm, I also ran through the Debian Trixie and Debian Forky backports path, removed ALL images with nvidia or its driver version in it, downloaded the upstream package, compiled it and it worked with current 9 non-subscription repo on a 3080ti.
While I've seen some discussions around E1000e cards, I am not familiar with the issues personally. That said the solution could be as simple as replacing the card with a different brand, if possible.
You could experiment with different Kernels...
You would even have the following options:
1) Define hold metadata in fs cache and read once all files eg by find or ls -R into memory after a reboot,
2) create a xfs special device on ssd raid1 and a new xfs on the raid1+raid5 so a reboot don't...
Hi @jesper.brucz
thanks for posting on the forum!
Do you have the option to check the video of your graphics card directly?
Due to the parameter x-vga=1 your OS might display its login page on the GPUs display instead of the noVNC console.
Or...
I am not familiar with how Bacula integrates with PVE. If it operates through the QEMU layer, similar to PBS and Veeam, it is possible that the I/O error originates at a higher layer than FC, multipath, or LVM - that is, within the QEMU layer...
You would even have the following options:
1) Define hold metadata in fs cache and read once all files eg by find or ls -R into memory after a reboot,
2) create a xfs special device on ssd raid1 and a new xfs on the raid1+raid5 so a reboot don't...
Im at my wits end.
I cant get it to work.
proxmox seems to release my gpu but the only ting I get in VMs (tryed ubuntu and CachyOS) is a blank screen with a mouse pointer that I can move.
here are deferent dumps of the config files...
Hi @engineer5
thank you for posting on the forum!
So with the new HA disarm feature you can also chose to ignore the state of the VMs instead of freezing everything. This will still let you properly power down all the VMs.
After the...
heres my notes for changing to trixie repo, that might help others
The hpe sources are stored in the below config file, will probably be different for you
cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/hpe.sources
backup the file
cp...
So - the issue seems to occur when i have a report running on the guest system.
It does not recover on its' own. And over time this seems to grow in the time it takes to genereate said report.
After a restart, 2 hours .. then a few days later 9...
This is not possible on the AMD Opteron 6174.
To run Windows 11, you must use a CPU that meets the requirements for Windows 11.
* It’s certainly impossible for it to run on a CPU that lacks POPCNT and XSAVE.
Of course, there are some older...
Hi, I have been following the thread https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/hp-agentless-management-service.74210/ and also facing a raft of PVE installations on HPE servers, so I decided to update a very simple script I created a long time ago to do...
My first thought was if there's backup running during that time, and I kept on reading until spotting it:
"Our backup infrastructure uses Bacula, and backups are executed on Fridays, so I'm wondering if increased I/O load could somehow expose an...