I guess you are thinking of this page?
Posts by ness1602
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I use am1 and 2650 cpu, with 4 hdds. That is low as i can get with amd64 infrastructure.
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Raidz1 with 5 drives, because you have offsite backup. You get most space.
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Well zfs shouldn't use more that that if you have simple setup,not lets say 12 disk zfs array.
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Filechecking is filesystems work(scrubbing ,etc)
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can you try omv-salt deploy run nginx and omv-salt deploy run phpfpm ?
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You can try filebrowser in docker.
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Clonezilla copies whole disk, so i would try with it.
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I would copy that with clonezilla.
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Yeah i know, but it is LTS(as you've said) so i hope more updates, and longer support(similar to 4.9, but not like 4.4 which i believe will be supported for 10 years) which should be really great.
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Yes, this is 20.04 Ubuntu kernel. I've installed it on 3 OMV's atm, and 1 Proxmox server. Works okay for now.
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I guess this should fix it?
Usul 5.3.8-1 over Usul 5.3.7-1 just hosed my system drive... -
Aaron, Proxmox just issued 5.4 kernel for testing. Maybe you could also test it?
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Nah, Purple are Red with optimized firmware for writing. I would use them the same.
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If you need KVM virtualization , then use proxmox . If you intend to use docker, i would recommend just using plain OMV.
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I would run Proxmox on sata hdd or sas, never on ssd, write endurance of them is really low, so you'll fry them soon.
I always run physically separate Proxmox and OMV, but there is now harm in combining them together,just keep backups. -
Replace the faulty disk
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Yes,install proxmox kernel from OMV-extras,and if you don't gain anything, you can revert back.
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You could maybe add Proxmox kernel. I see your card is compatible with 4.x kernel, but to be sure use proxmox kernel and report here.
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What kernel are you using?
