So, I got tired of having to manually get rid of the no subscription nag pop up every time I upgraded Proxmox. It became tedious. Eventually I wrote an APT hook that listens for package updates. Whenever apt runs, it triggers a sed command to find and replace the line of JS that triggers the nag pop-up.

First, open shell from the dashboard.

Create the apt hook:

nano /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/99-pve-nag-remover

Paste the following into the new configuration file:

DPkg::Post-Invoke { "sed -i.bak \"s/res.data.status.toLowerCase() !== 'active'/false/g\" /usr/share/javascript/proxmox-widget-toolkit/proxmoxlib.js"; };

Save the file and exit nano.

Restart the web service:

systemctl restart pveproxy.service

Now every time you run update/upgrade, the no-subscription nag will automatically be disabled.

Proxmox installed on 1TB drive, allocated 256GB, the rest I wish to use for whatever (700GB+), not extend!!, aka create another partition for use, which is not visible in system :)

I forgot how to do this, so can anyone help?, short of taking drive out and running through Parted, which pains me.

Cheers ma deers! :D

I have a pc x99 with 128 gig of ram. I have punch of .vmx files form vmare how do I import this in promox

Hi everyone,

I am planning to reinstall one of my Proxmox nodes and switch from LVM/LVM-thin to ZFS.

The server currently uses a MegaRAID 9341-4i controller. Proxmox sees the storage like this:

NAME   SIZE   MODEL    SERIAL
sda    7.3T   MR9341   00ad5e9e0ea511a62c10

The disk model is shown as MR9341 makes me think Proxmox is currently seeing a MegaRAID virtual disk rather than the physical disks directly.

My questions are:

• Does the caching of the MegaRAID have any benefit for ZFS?
• Is the MegaRAID 9341-4i suitable for ZFS when configured in JBOD mode?
• Does this controller provide proper disk passthrough, including SMART data and individual disk serial numbers?
• Would it be better to replace it with a proper HBA in IT mode?

Any advice from people using this controller with Proxmox and ZFS would be appreciated.