My quest to change the disk size during the inital Proxmox install is turning into a Herculean one.
I have one 500Gb disk in my homeserver. With a default setup that results in a +-100Gb local storage and the rest for local-lvm. That is not ideal, as the local backups have only limited space on local.
Ideally I would have about 200Gb for local and the rest for local-lvm.
Despite googling far and wide and testing various scenarios I connot figure out how to change this.
People have pointed me to Advance Settings, but I don't see anything that has the desired effect.
In the Target Harddisk screen I can change HDsize, swapsize, maxroot, minfree and maxvz.
These threads seemd appropriate: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/question-about-minfree-maxroot-swapsize-and-ext3-ext4.19000/ + https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-install-local-minimal-install.85695/ but alas.
Maybe I am not understanding it, or I am overlooking options?
I am not even sure if what I want is actually possible with just 1 harddisk.
If anyone can help me I'd be eternally grateful.
I have some doubts about this values?
What is the recommended values for:
maxroot = XX
This will be only used by the system root?
We will need some space in partition in the future?
Temporary lzop files for backups is stored here?
swapsize = XX
This really need to be the same value of our...
I usually use the ISO to install Proxmox but it's very wasteful of drive space where it will automatically allocate about 100 GB to the local storage. Is there a way to tell Proxmox not to use that much space or do you have to install the OS First and then add Proxmox?
If you have to install...