I'm running out of a hard disk on my VM and after doing some research, VMs are more performant when they have one large drives rather than multiple small drives Here's the correct procedure to resize your disk 1. Expand the partition sudo growpart /dev/sda
I've been very fascinated with the idea of running some AI tooling within the house, so I set up a server at home to do that. I use Proxmox VE as my virtualization server. Here are the steps I took to set up my machine. BIOS Settings The
Link: Proxmox Forum Automatically 1. Go to your server 2. Expand the disk section 3. Click on Directory 4. Find the directory you want to remove 5. Click on the obscure more button in your top right corner 6. Select Destroy Manually 1. Login to your Proxmox Server Web GUI
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An odd thing I noticed about my Proxmox server was that it wouldn't reconnect to my NFS server after a reboot, which was quite baffling. I tried several things to try to resolve it, including: * Running the umount command directly * Deleting and recreating the NFS mount from the
xterm.js is a more flexible terminal in Proxmox than the defacto noVNC setting. To set it up. Do the following: Add a virtual serial port to the VM Enable and start the virtual serial port in the VM sudo systemctl enable [email protected] sudo systemctl start serial-getty@ttyS0.