Hi Guys,
on my pretty good Pi5 running Pi5OS Debian 1:6.18.50-1+rpt1 (2026-09-11) aarch64 , Kernel 6.18.50+rpt-rpi-2712 Ceph cannot create OSDs.
Here is my lsblk:
NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINTS
loop0 7:0 0 2G...
Just guessing: make sure that name resolution works correctly. Usually by a full blown DNS server (possibly overkill) or (simpler) by maintaining a consistent /etc/hosts, containing all host names and addresses of all hosts. That file should be...
Why do you want to use ProxmoxVE for this? Ubuntu with virtualbox, virt-manager or incus/lxd would propably be a better fit.
For zfs following writeup by @chrcoluk should answer your questions...
That depends on a lot of things. I personally use a max of 2G for some systems too. As long as your performance is acceptable and your hit ratios and such in zarcsummary look good this should be okay.
Related reading ( including the discussion, not everybody agreed with all of Udos points) by @UdoB https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/fabu-can-i-use-ceph-in-a-_very_-small-cluster.159671/
In most cases it should be sufficient to install the Proxmox packages which also includes an kernel with ZFS support. According to the ops linked manual chapter "apt install proxmox-backup-server" should do the trick. The image provided by the...
Yes, it does the trick to create a working PBS.
No, it does not include the Kernel (by default):
root@trixieb:~# apt -s install proxmox-backup-server...
Yes. It is a security disaster waiting to happen. CPU "host" runs Windows 11 Pro on Proxmox 7, it is just the updates that don't work. I figured if it could boot Windows 11 and run software (including updating the antivirus definitions for...
Is the actual hardware (so the real CPU) even supported by Windows11? CPU type host doesn't do much expect directly passing your host CPU to the guest os, so if your guest host doesn't support your CPU in the first place I wouldn't be surprised...
That's true, but the forum isn't for hosting scripts. That's what github/gitlab/codeberg are for. Or if you don't like that, file attachments work fine. "Making it easy" by posting gobbledygook is not helpful in the long run.
That might be for...
All the LLMs have the very useful "sceptic" mode. I find it invaluable. In fact pitting one against the other often gives you a more refined result.
Overengineered: Excessive code for a simple task, including custom TTY detection and ANSI color...
You should consider some side effects of using encryption in different ways. Is it ok for all the VMs to share the same key? Is it ok for all the hosts to share the same key? Do you actually need the hosts encrypted too? Is it ok for the...
Hello everyone,
I've been playing with PVE monitoring and ServiceNow integration with PDM as the central point to collect metrics that are already available, instead of using a complex monitoring stack. The result is a small experiment that polls...
Sometimes it's simply best to avoid further efforts and just accept, that not every problem can be solved (with any kind of acceptable effort).
Your choice for a replacement board was probably not the worst. So have fun with it and hopefully this...
Go to Datacenter > Storage and edit local to have the content types you want/need.
I do not recommend using local for vdisks: https://gist.github.com/Impact123/3dbd7e0ddaf47c5539708a9cbcaab9e3#why-not-use-local-for-guest-disks
Why do you prefer...
Not Proxmox staff, just another X550 user on 7.0.14-23-pve who dug into this.
1) Yes, 6.17.13-21-pve has the same code. The MDD handling arrived upstream
in v6.17 and ixgbe_check_mdd_event() is unchanged through 7.0 and mainline;
the compiled...
Is the actual hardware (so the real CPU) even supported by Windows11? CPU type host doesn't do much expect directly passing your host CPU to the guest os, so if your guest host doesn't support your CPU in the first place I wouldn't be surprised...