Anatomy of (another) Proxmox hypervisor reboot gone wrong
Introduction I hate Proxmox hypervisor reboots. Any hypervisor reboot is a bad thing, because at the end of the day you’ll have VMs on the
Introduction I hate Proxmox hypervisor reboots. Any hypervisor reboot is a bad thing, because at the end of the day you’ll have VMs on the
Introduction Writing a quick start article for an anti-spam gateway is not trivial. The fact of the matter is everyone’s idea on how to use
A while ago I rebooted a Proxmox server in cluster and got this scary message: DMAR-IR: [Firmware Bug]: ioapic 3 has no mapping iommu, interrupt
Proxmox disks sometimes break. It’s not supposed to, but when it happens it can be devastating. I only use defaults. Nothing fancy. Whatever the operating
On both my PBS servers this morning I’m getting the following. Both PBS server has more than 2 TB drives, which might be of relevant.
Sometimes you want to get rid of a VM template. In doing so, you might encounter the following issue: TASK ERROR: base volume ‘nas02:base-9403-disk-0’ is
I’ve seen the below recently in our logs. The errors doesn’t stop anything from happening but it’s still concerning: Apr 28 02:00:19 hv11 QEMU[3161]: kvm:
Introduction Every disk crash is different. The point being a disk crash should never happen, so when it does, the results and probability of recovery
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