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=== The Proxmox Kernel === | === The Proxmox Kernel === | ||
- | The Proxmox Kernel is a Ubuntu Kernel that has ZFS modules prebuilt and compiled into the kernel by default. | + | The Proxmox Kernel is a Ubuntu Kernel that has ZFS modules prebuilt and compiled into the kernel by default. |
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+ | === Kernels for ZFS Support - The Bottom line === | ||
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+ | ZFS with the backports Debian kernel - this is a bad idea. Problems are possible with each backports kernel update.\\ | ||
+ | ZFS with the standard Debian kernel - this combination will work, but it's not ideal.\\ | ||
+ | ZFS with the Proxmox kernel - this is the best case scenario for ZFS.\\ | ||
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===== Installation ===== | ===== Installation ===== | ||
- | To get started with ZFS and to create an easy installation path to the most stable server possible, some preliminary setup, settings and adjustments are recommended. | + | To get started with ZFS and to create an easy installation path to the most stable server possible, some preliminary setup, settings and adjustments are recommended.\\ |
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+ | At this point, a user choice must be made: | ||
+ | * If the Standaard Debian kernel is to be used, proceed with [[https:// | ||
+ | * If the Proxmox kernel is to be used, skip to -> [[https:// | ||
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==== Disable Backports: ==== | ==== Disable Backports: ==== | ||
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Since the above process changes repo' | Since the above process changes repo' | ||
+ | While it's not absolutely necessary, to insure that the standard Debian kernel and it's repo's are aligned, consider rebooting the server before proceeding.\\ | ||
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==== Install the Proxmox kernel: ==== | ==== Install the Proxmox kernel: ==== | ||
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+ | Under **System**, **Kernel**, select the download **Proxmox** icon and select a **kernel**.\\ | ||
+ | (While this selection is the users choice, the oldest kernel may result in an avoidable upgrade in the near future while the newest kernel is not as well tested in the field conditions.)\\ | ||
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+ | The dialog box will recommend rebooting to complete the installation of the Proxmox kernel. | ||
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+ | After the reboot is complete, under **System**, **Update Management**, | ||
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=== General: === | === General: === | ||
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