I think you need some app for that, Suse has similar thing with tumbleweed if i'm not mistaken
Posts by ness1602
-
-
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 :
-
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?
-
-
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.