How to run TrueNAS on Proxmox?

DIY NAS Server - Installing TrueNAS on my Proxmox Server. How to install and set up TrueNAS as a virtual machine with a passthrough of hard drives or storage controllers. Complete Walkthrough. #Proxmox #TrueNAS #HomeLab

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
01:44 - What is TrueNAS Core?
02:25 - What you should consider!
05:25 - Create a VM in Proxmox
08:25 - Passthrough Storage Controllers
09:08 - Passthrough HDDs without a PCI Controller
12:53 - Install TrueNAS Core
14:02 - TrueNAS Basics
16:17 - Run VMs in TrueNAS

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[cybersecurehacks]

You are just a freaking beast man. I don't care how long it takes you to make videos or whatever.. You changed my life man and I am thankful. Best wishes from Pakistan :)

[leonardocarvalho]

I just wanna say THANK YOU! This video is the only one that explains how to add a hard disk not the card itself. It can be not elegant but for me that don´t have a card and it´s hard to get one in affordable price (i live in Brazil) works perfect! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

[JavierGarciaGon]

You're just an amazing mentor! Thanks for all the knowledge, much appreciated

[derekteetv]

Perfect. Got my TrueNAS VM up in 10 minutes. Computers are so cool these days. Also, for any of your videos, much respect for your brevity. All the details we need while respecting our time.

[brightonsikarskie]

I loved that you showed how to do it without pcie passthrough, every tutorial did pcie which wouldnt work for my setup! Thank you so much!!

[rafysoto]

I can't tell you how many times I've watched this video for the CLI way to add the hard drives. Thank yo so much.

[geoffpedder]

super helpful, especially how to setup drives connected to the motherboard controller. Works fine for a simple media pool. THANKS!

[NightHawkATL]

For better Processor access and usage, set the CPU type to host and then it will be hardware rather than software access and processing. I have been running this for a few months and it is solid!

[GamerEire]

love the honesty and dedication man, keep going :)

[pobertubbesing]

Excellent video. Thanks for elaborating on how to set up the physical drives independently with the Truenas VM. Personally, I would instead use RaidZ and have TrueNas control the RAID System rather than having to use a controller to manage the hard drives. I'm sure you would sacrifice a little performance. However, everyone's use case can be different.

[kevinnewton]

Thank you. I've been struggling to make this work for a couple of days. It works now.

[clicksystems]

great content like always! keep up the good work

[grlucas]

Awesome! This video was very helpful. Much appreciated.

[jorrenb]

love your work!! thank you so much <3

[sudhadotsudha]

fantastic, you solved my TRUE nas migration from old server to new Proxmox true nas vm

[asbestinuS]

Finally a tutorial I actually understood. Dankeschön!

[theitalian]

Thank you really much for showing how to connect or passthrough those hard disks! I've googled this before and people wrote, that this is impossible!!! SO WRONG.
Your method works like a charme!
Thank you thank you really much, you are really a kind guy!!! :)
Greets TheItalian :)

[Glatze]

Thanks for the detailed video and I'm looking forward to videos about Sophos XG :-)

[deViant]

I'm looking forward to Rockstor 4. Btrfs raid-1c3 is just so nice and to have native support and custom Docker support is quite nice.

[PoeLemic]

Very helpful. I so plan to virtualize some of my file storage. I'd like to have separate VM / machines for different storage purposes. So, glad that you overviewed how you did it.