Dealing with Disk I/O Error with TrueNAS Scale with Passthrough and Proxmox
NAS refuses to start up. Icon has exclamation and triangle. Hover shows I/O error. Examine /var/log/syslog, search “Error IO”. Apr 3 16:21:14 hvX kernel: [4948799.898572]
NAS refuses to start up. Icon has exclamation and triangle. Hover shows I/O error. Examine /var/log/syslog, search “Error IO”. Apr 3 16:21:14 hvX kernel: [4948799.898572]
TL;DR You don’t have Qemu Guest Agent enabled on the VM. The default is to have it disabled. Longer explanation At times on a new
Proxmox is incredibly stable virtualization software. If you’re having Disk IO issues, it’s typically related to hardware. But how to troubleshoot? In this article we
In Proxmox VM you can enlarge you disk quite easily using the user interface. This is typically a fail-safe operation. However, during routine maintenance to
Adding another Proxmox clustered server to WHMCS requires a few steps: WHMCS Work Navigate to the System Settings => Servers menu Click “Add New Server”
Running a Cluster over a WAN You shouldn’t. Corosync needs 5 to 10 ms latency and is highly sensitive to jitter. We tried running it
Introduction Notes: On 4 April 2024 this article was updated to change all references of TrueNAS Core to TrueNAS Scale. Original Introduction I’ve recently become
Quick guide: apt install fuse sshfs Be careful when doing this on a Proxmox server because you’ll get an ominous warning. mkdir ~/ssh_mount Mount the
Quick commands: qm list qm config 109 pvs vgs lvdisplay | grep 109 lvdisplay /dev/raid1/vm-109-disk-0 df -h pwd qemu-img convert -O qcow2 /dev/raid1/vm-109-disk-0 host.x.y.z.qcow scp
Background One of your VMs might just stop working. When you look at the icon in the Proxmox explorer you see a yellow triangle and