Posts by ness1602

I think you need some app for that, Suse has similar thing with tumbleweed if i'm not mistaken

6.1 is working great atm, but i can see on proxmox forum that there is some problem with it and boot on zfs, so be warned.

I would recommend installing proxmox kernel

I can confirm that 5.19 kernel is working great at all my OMV machines

Yeah,i doubt we will ever get 4+1 NAS. Best is 2+1 for OS and you can use nvme maybe as a cache layer.

Well most of my PBS/OMV servers are ssd for OS and 2 disk RAID1 ZFS ,so that would be enough. Only when you need something like zfs special devices or more than 20tb disk space you need to move to 4+ drives. Atleast for me.

Still shipping is too expensive for me,and probably taxes. So I'll wait for someone else to buy it and test it. but it is certainly and interesting case. I don't need 4 nic for OMV, but maybe for virtualized OPNSense inside it,it could be an interesting way to set it up

apt install pve-kernel-5.13 -y

I have some problems with proxmox 5.15 and i've seen that the recommendation is to use 5.13.

Or you could try pve-edge kernels :

https://github.com/fabianishere/pve-edge-kernel

Aha,really interesting. I work with elasticsearch everyday, never seen this. As for the configuration, they are probably using oss version of elasticsearch 7.10.2. The only problem that i could see if chaning smb.conf file, which can be overwritten if you configure something else on samba in the GUI.

Why do you need SMB for elasticsearch? Elastic stack uses api,not direct data communication

Yes,everything works okay,i've updated 4-5 servers till now.

There is a new 5.15.30-2-pve kernel, you could try with that.

also,if you are desperate there are some off-proxmox-kernels: https://github.com/fabianishere/pve-edge-kernel

If you are not sure about compatibility,use latest proxmox kernel,it is the same as ubuntu22

What proxmox kernel are you using? Did you try the newest 5.15?

Can you try maybe with cubic?

Usually when there is a big drop in smb speed, the culprit is the ram,or lack of it. What are your OMV specs?

Yes, just use it per recommendation, without any flags. If you have NMS, you can set some checks, eg nagios nrpe etc.

No, hddsentinel linux(now 0.19) is working great.

BTRFS is a raid-capable filesystem. EXT4 is not.