So just like my other guide, this is more for my own records so I can come back and refer to it.
I know there are scripts for these things, but I prefer doing them manually so I can learn along the way.
Maybe it can help someone else in the...
Ich setze z.B. gerne Prodesk 600 G6 oder Optiplex 5060 im Microformat ein. Davon i.d.R. mindestens 3 Stück, die ich nicht geclustert betreibe. Die Dinger verfügen dann immer über:
64GB RAM
i3/i5 ab 8Gen.
4TB NVMe
zusätzliche 2.5GBit/s M.2...
Skimming through this thread i realized you never wrote any information about your networking.
Do you use at least 2x 100Gbit MLAG for ceph storage and public network?
If not then your ceph cluster is most likely limited by your networking.
Doesnt affect latency and QD1 heavy workloads.
Running 2x25GB for both public and cluster.
Connectx5 for public optimized for latency Intel XXV710 for cluster
It's not about high load or bandwidth — it's all about how quickly the network can...
For maximum virtual disk placement flexibility, my first choice would typically be for PVE to handle the storage, especially with ZFS and Ceph being fully supported.
A little home lab history: previously, I was running Hyper-V. I had some very...
Thought I had a driver issue as pve9 keeps dropping the alternative name of the nic and vm's will not ping anything outside the host. I Just put in a new NIC (same model) and the alternative name came back but it still cannot ping outside the...
Hi all,
currently I'm running Proxmox Backup-Server 4.2.5 with production ready enterprise subscription on
Ugreen NAS DXP6800Pro
* 12 Core i5 CPU
* 8GB RAM (I know quiet less)
* 2x 1TB Samsung 990Pro NVMe SSD (50GB for ZFS root, 2nd unused NVMe...
Can't we just use what we already have?
Since `firmware-netxen` overwrites `pve-firmware`, I believe it is attempting to uninstall anything related to `pve-firmware`.
root@pve1:/home/admin# sudo modinfo netxen_nic
filename...
I am trying to install firmware-netxen to get my HP NC375T NIC working on version 9 but it tries to uninstall proxmox-default-kernel, proxmox-kernel-7.0, proxmox-ve and pve-firmware.
Any thoughts on how I can get the NetXen NX3031 chipset to...
In my case, setting up AppArmor inside containers helped.
pct enter <id>
echo "/run/systemd/journal/dev-log rw," >> /etc/apparmor.d/local/usr.sbin.rsyslogd
apparmor_parser -r /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.rsyslogd
reboot
This is probably what fiona...
Hi Tmanok,
Thanks for pointing me towards the newer E810 NVM firmware.
I checked the adapters more closely and there is one important detail: these are HPE OEM Intel E810-XXVDA2 adapters, not Intel retail adapters.
Both adapters were running...
Hi, I have read this paragraph a few times and still can't understand which fs it is about ;-(.
Ext4 compared to ext4?
Maybe you meant other fs than ext4 in the first sentence ("ext4 has the benefit") or maybe you meant other fs than ext4 in the...
It really depends on the usecase. For example for OPNsense ( see https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=44159.0 by meyergru ) it makes sense to use zfs inside the vm to have snapshots and due to the relative low write amount of opnsense the...
You can still use `block_cloning`, but since it’s extremely dangerous without `FIDEDUPERANGE`, I’m just waiting for now.
The program below was developed by Mic92 during the discussion in #18745. It’s designed to work with `FIDEDUPERANGE` on ZFS...
> zpool status -D and the recordsize of the deduped datasets
zpool list $zp; zfs list $zp
NAME SIZE ALLOC FREE CKPOINT EXPANDSZ FRAG CAP DEDUP HEALTH ALTROOT
zshelf15 47.5T 19.7T 27.8T - - 0% 41%...
@Kingneutron thanks for going back and checking — retracting your own number in public is rarer than it should be.
Your figures are the most useful thing in the thread right now, because they answer what I asked in #25 and they match neither...
Yeah, that's fine as long it is useful inside of the VM
For pure testing it it fine - as there are definitely other rules than for a productive system. I am sure you know the recommendation to pass-through a controller for this, before going...