Anatomy of Proxmox File Systems Crashes – stuck on `random: crng init done` again?
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
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Proxmox Backup Servers offline after upgrade from 3.1 to 3.2 (large drives)
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.
How do you determine if a Proxmox linked clone is attached to a disk?
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
TrueNAS Scale on Proxmox VM and iSCSI with directly connected driver error
Here is an easily reproducible error that happens on Proxmox (perhaps also TrueNAS Core iSCSI NAS) that doesn’t seem solvable. The errors do not stop
Anatomy of a Proxmox server host’s VM storage disk crash
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
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]
service qemu-guest-agent start timeout in Proxmox environment
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
Dealing with Disk I/O Errors on Proxmox
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
I/O error, dev sda, Remounting filesystem read-only on TrueNAS iSCSI share after enlarging disk using Proxmox
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
How to add another Proxmox clustered server to your WHMCS installation
Adding another Proxmox clustered server to WHMCS requires a few steps: WHMCS Work Navigate to the System Settings => Servers menu Click “Add New Server”