Lets say tomorrow, Israels government falls and it replaced with a government that goes the route of a two state solution based on previously agreed terms along with a prosecution of war criminals.
Do you honestly think the conflict will stop?
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It does. I just checked.
Edit: my guest is running Debian 12, but I dont see why Truenas would be different.
Let me clarify, those are the antagonist forces who want to perpetuate the conflict.
Israelis and Palastinians of most denominations want these to be peace.
I believe that was a KVM bug that got fixed a few years ago.
Also, you need to pass through disks by ID (the current default in proxmox Gui) and not by /dev/sdX
Capitalist interests will probably play both sides against him. They cannot afford a socialist to succeed.
Israel vs Islam is an important matter, but the most important fight is the one against the new robber barons. Israel kills people by the tens and hundreds of thousands. The new robber barons kill by the tens and hundreds of millions.
Its also where the Israeli state gets its power from.
Well many governments see their citizens as hostile actors, so its not really a change, is it?
Back luck Brian kernel developer.
My exprience with Trunas has been that ZFS does not like virtual disks. Especially when the Proxmox host also uses ZFS. Two layers of ZFS arc caching creates some memory issues. Setting the Host datasets to Metadata only may help.
But the most reliable method would be doing hardware passthrough of physical disks to the VM. It gets you most of the bare metal reliability benefits without having to commit the entire hardware box to one OS.
You may also want to disable memory ballooning in your VMs. It works well when you have lots of small VMs, but if you have a few large ones, it can cause issues if you overallocate Ram to VMs, beyond what the OS has available. I suspect it could also be interferring the zfs arc as well.
Lastly, check that your VM is set to use the "host" Cpu type. Freenas would likely benefit from having access to more CPU functions.
I've cracked open a few faulty sata SSDs. Quite a few of the recent models are just 2242 or 2230 m.2 ssd's with a converter. Even bigger 2TB ones.
M.2 to sata converters will probably come to your rescue. But probably not as cheap as you were hoping.
It's not about entertainment, its about politics and controlling media.
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Its possible if they lose foreign support. Which is why the target needs to be the oligachs running those governments.