This was very helpful. After a recent power-outage (which happened overnight, and was long enough to drain my ups without me noticing) my proxmox system wouldn't boot. I tried several things (grub rescue, etc.) but wasn't able to fix the issue. My VM's run on second drive (nvme) and are backed-up to my NAS, so I decided to simply swap my boot drive for another drive and start over (upgrading to Promox 8x in the process). Once everything was up and working, I wanted to see if I could re-use the original boot drive (as external USB...mounted in a case). After attaching, I noticed the same thing (VG name was the same). I'm still a relatively newbie Proxmox user, but figured someone out there had similar issue and could outline how to resolve. You video did the trick. Well done. Subscribed!
Isn't it a shame that the Proxmov UI can't expose more information on the underlying disk details? Proxmox really need to work on that. Hi guess they're allowing us the "opportunity" to explore the command line utilities. ;)
This was very helpful. After a recent power-outage (which happened overnight, and was long enough to drain my ups without me noticing) my proxmox system wouldn't boot. I tried several things (grub rescue, etc.) but wasn't able to fix the issue. My VM's run on second drive (nvme) and are backed-up to my NAS, so I decided to simply swap my boot drive for another drive and start over (upgrading to Promox 8x in the process). Once everything was up and working, I wanted to see if I could re-use the original boot drive (as external USB...mounted in a case). After attaching, I noticed the same thing (VG name was the same). I'm still a relatively newbie Proxmox user, but figured someone out there had similar issue and could outline how to resolve. You video did the trick. Well done. Subscribed!
Isn't it a shame that the Proxmov UI can't expose more information on the underlying disk details? Proxmox really need to work on that. Hi guess they're allowing us the "opportunity" to explore the command line utilities. ;)
I've never used that before