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13.02.2021 · Hi all, Basically I had 2x 240GB SSDs in a ZFS mirror in my Proxmox 6.3 box, and I replaced them with 1x 500GB (/dev/sda) and 1x 750GB (/dev/sdb) SSDs, by replicating partition tables, randomising GUIDs, replacing ZFS disks, then re-silvering. And that worked fine with no issue. System is...

Replace and expand ZFS disks · Start by enabling autoexpand: zpool set autoexpand=on rpool · zpool offline rpool disk-id · Remove the correct disk.

Jun 11, 2017 · I know ZFS on Linux does not support SSD TRIM as FreeBSD does, has proxmox 5.0 Beta by chance implemented TRIM? There is a MERGE request in github including this feature . Here is an example from the freenas forums for a similar attempt to do the above, is this possible in proxmox but for the rpool install?

Sep 23, 2020 · You can't add new drives to a raidz pool. You need to backup everything, destroy the raidz1 pool and create a new raidz pool with more disks. Also you need to destroy every VM and create new virtual harddisks if your number of drives of a raidz pool changes because the volblocksize of the virtual harddiscs won't be optimal for the new pool or everything will waste a lot of space.

Hi. I have to add 4 new SSDs disks to an existing RAIDZ2 pool. I'm not an ZFS expert and I don't want to loose/reduce redundancy making ...

Feb 13, 2021 · Hi all, Basically I had 2x 240GB SSDs in a ZFS mirror in my Proxmox 6.3 box, and I replaced them with 1x 500GB (/dev/sda) and 1x 750GB (/dev/sdb) SSDs, by replicating partition tables, randomising GUIDs, replacing ZFS disks, then re-silvering. And that worked fine with no issue. System is...

12.01.2021 · Extend/Expand/Grow ZFS pool The Error One of physical disks that zfs pool is using is dead/faulty, the system is in DEGRADED mode Login to PVE web gui, navigate to the Datacenter -> cluster name -> Disks -> ZFS Proxmox (PVE) ZFS pool, physical disk dead, DEGRADED

Jan 12, 2021 · Extend/Expand/Grow ZFS pool The Error One of physical disks that zfs pool is using is dead/faulty, the system is in DEGRADED mode Login to PVE web gui, navigate to the Datacenter -> cluster name -> Disks -> ZFS Proxmox (PVE) ZFS pool, physical disk dead, DEGRADED

12.12.2020 · ZFS is one of the best file systems available in almost all of the Linux distributions. Proxmox VE is built on Debian Linux and it supports ZFS backend for VM and container storage. This tutorial will help you to create a ZFS pool with multiple drives quickly and add it to Proxmox VE for VM and Container storage.

After that, restart the server. The disk layout will change as follow root@prox3:~# zpool status pool: rpool state: ONLINE scan: resilvered 900M ...

Aug 30, 2019 · How to install Proxmox and setup a ZFS Pool. This article is to accompany my video about setting up Proxmox, creating a ZFS Pool and then installing a small VM on it. It’s a tutorial from start to finish! Part of multiple articles. The article index for this 100TB 10Gbit server series can be found by clicking here. Video

Hi all, Basically I had 2x 240GB SSDs in a ZFS mirror in my Proxmox 6.3 box, and I replaced them with 1x 500GB (/dev/sda) and 1x 750GB ...

Increase zfs partition size after cloning to bigger SSD. So I have decided to move from 256GB to 500GB SSD on my Proxmox machine. It is Lenovo Thinkcentre Tiny with a single m.2 slot, so, yeah, it is zfs pool on a single drive, which is enough for messing around with different VMs.

ZFS is a combined file system and logical volume manager designed by Sun Microsystems. Starting with Proxmox VE 3.4, the native Linux kernel port of the ZFS file system is introduced as optional file system and also as an additional selection for the root file system. There is no need for manually compile ZFS modules - all packages are included.

The installer automatically partitions the disks, creates a ZFS pool called rpool, and installs the root file system on the ZFS ...

To expand the ZFS pool, the process is almost identical to replacing dead physical disk, the logic is, purchase larger physical disks, replace ...

Connect the new disk. Verify the new disk is detected ( lsblk) and get the disk-id (better to use disk-id than device names which can change between reboots): ls /dev/disk/by-id/. Notify ZFS you are replacing the disk: zpool replace -f rpool old-disk-id new-disk-id. If you are using SMART monitoring, reload smartmontools: service smartmontools ...

30.12.2021 · Go to Datacenter > Node > Disks > ZFS. Then double-click the pool in question. Example of Proxmox’s ZFS Pool Details and the resilvering process. It took about 2.5 hours to resilver each drive. Of course, now I have to do this whole thing again with the other two drives: zpool offline hdd_pool wwn-0x50014ee2ad4b90e8;zpool replace hdd_pool wwn ...

Command entered this time, but the rep job never showed up in ProxMox. I then thought "ok ill just delete the ZFSPool and make again" but I dont see a way to clean it up via the web interface so I googled and found. This removed the pool from DISKS -> ZFS, but I still see the storage named "ZFSPool01" and the disks are not freed up for use in ...

Hi community, I installed a ProxmoxNode on ZFS. I created a pool (rpool) mirror with two SSDs (sda, sdc). The VMs are running on partition sda3 ...

Hi all I've installed a PBS server to test the features and I've used 3 x 2TB drives in a RAID5 configuration. Everything went OK so I've ...

Hey Guys, Ok so following some guides I setup a ZFS storage array on ... You need to backup everything, destroy the raidz1 pool and create a ...

30.08.2019 · How to install Proxmox and setup a ZFS Pool. This article is to accompany my video about setting up Proxmox, creating a ZFS Pool and then installing a small VM on it. It’s a tutorial from start to finish! Part of multiple articles. The article index for this 100TB 10Gbit server series can be found by clicking here. Video

Hello! I have a simple homelab on a desktop tower, two 250gb disks in ZFS. I'm thinking about swapping the disks out for 2 500gb HDDs. Right now, my tower doesn't have enough SATA and power ports to support 2 additional disks, but perhaps I can get a dual disk hotswap bay to support them in addition to the 250gb disks.

If you're going to add a second disk anyway, consider creating a mirror which then gives you the opportunity to expand the pool like in the ...