Nur der Vollständigkeit halber, weil es bisher nicht erwähnt wurde:
https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Upgrade_from_8_to_9
...beschreibt das Vorgehen sehr detailliert :-)
Ich würde den kompletten übergeordneten Ordner sichern. Frißt kein Brot und eine evtl. überflüssige Sicherung von kompletten Konfigurationseinstellungen tut nicht weh. Gilt nur, sofern du diesen nicht schon meintest und nur ein unglückliches Bild...
Im facing the same issue on hetzner robot while reinstalling an old proxmox on the same hardware. Did you end up fixing this? If so, could you provide your config for reference?
The fix is to create an admin user shown in this video.
You will then have no connection errors between the VE and PBS servers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aonFqwn-sa4
Hey Everyone,
I think there's something pretty overlooked here: Dell's ME5 documentation explicitly says that for iSCSI usage you must have symmetric flow control enabled on the interfaces. If the E810 and ME5 aren't agreeing properly on pause...
this is true, but have you ever implemented it? its slow as molasses.
mdadm parity raid... brrr. THAT is brave. also, there is no "self healing" of any kind.
This has the same problems as a HA zfs filer. the only "upside" is that you dont have...
Ich würde den kompletten übergeordneten Ordner sichern. Frißt kein Brot und eine evtl. überflüssige Sicherung von kompletten Konfigurationseinstellungen tut nicht weh. Gilt nur, sofern du diesen nicht schon meintest und nur ein unglückliches Bild...
Check pct start 107 --debug. Clonezilla (by default) tends to not clone the LVM-Thin part properly if you use that. I generally clone via dd through the installer's shell.
If you put the original SSD in the host, does it boot correctly? AFAIK Clonezilla will not alter the source drive at all. Your thread title suggests that the ORIGINAL SSD will not boot. (If this is not the case, change the title to reflect this)...
Seems like your thin volumes are broken. I can't really explain why CloneZilla would have caused this for the source disk. I'd restore the guests from backups.
Change the title to reflect this. (Possibly: "Impossible to boot any VMs or container after Clonezilla backup, from original drive")
I concur, this is probably not caused by Clonezilla cloning. However there is a chance that an already failing...
I assume you mean to include CTs & VMs starting correctly after host boot.
Do you at least recall, if that drive was always sdg.
Your above ouput of storage.conf above does not seem to reflect any zfs storage (at least in the Proxmox backend)...
the letter might have changed when i removed 2 failing drives. But it also changed a few months ago when I added new drives for a ZFS pool.
This ZFS is not seen by proxmox. One of my VMs is a TrueNAS instance, the disked are passed by Proxmox to...
while I don't think that using sshfs is a great idea, I'd like to know if, network wise, a pbs sync is as intensive as a pbs backup. After all rsync is quite good in transferring only the changes.
Because it's simpler and because the...
again why? Then you need a working PBS for restore, sonething you wouldn't need with another tool like kopia, restic or rsnapshot. These tools are also more storage-agnostic. PBS is the best tool for vm/lxc backups and rather bad for anything else.