HI @Goose, Yes you will need to reinstall the boot drive with proxmox but then you can simply install Houston UI to the Proxmox OS, being it is Debian our Ubuntu tools and packages will work with it.
You would just need to enable our repo.45drives.com and then install cockpit and our tools, this will need to be Proxmox 7 for it to work.
Here are the steps below:
make sure system is up to data
apt update -y && apt upgrade -y
next add our repo NOTE: this will fail on looking for lib-core package which is fine we are only using the script to add the repo
curl -LO https://repo.45drives.com/setup && bash setup
install Houston and other tabs
apt install cockpit
apt install cockpit-45drives-hardware cockpit-navigator cockpit-identities cockpit-zfs-manager
To Hide ‘rpool’ go to Configure Cockpit ZFS Manager and uncheck Display root storage pool
If zpool has already been created in proxmox drives in zpool status will not be aliased, to fix this you’ll navigate to
Datacenter → Storage → click pool → Edit → Uncheck Enable → OK
Export the pool in Houston, re-import using drive aliasing
zpool import $poolname -d /dev/disk/by-vdev
You can now navigate back to proxmox and enable the zfs pool