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Proper BTRFS root partition on Proxmox
Selecting BTRFS as the root filesystem during the Proxmox install, will give you exactly that–Proxmox installed in the root (
/) volume of the btrfs partition. Being used to be able to choose my own volume / subvolume layout, I much prefer a tidier structure, where the rootfs is nested in a neat folder structure. -
Migrate a LXC's rootfs to BTRFS
Just how convenient would it be, if Proxmox containers would use a BTRFS subvolume as a rootfs? Snapshot, Backups, etc.–everything would be super easy.
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New Desktop
Building a new desktop computer, it was clear from the start, that I would never run Windows on that machine. It was also clear, that a fairly powerful AMD CPU would power the system. So I did the only sensible thing, and installed a gaming VM in a Proxmox Host.
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Managing Photography Images with ExifTools
By now, I have two Canon DSLR and one Canon SLR bodies, and have accumulated about 100k photos. There have been multiple strategies to manage this collection in the last 13 years. In fact, much of my hardware exists in order to host the files.
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