I noticed that you have qxl as the VGA selection. In order to make that work you need the SPICE tools to be installed, right?
yes, but I think that is not causing the crash, or you would have noticed...
My guess is that other differences could be more involved:
- memory: 640
not very high, but I guess you would have spotetd this from logs
- scsihw: virtio-scsi-pc
search the forums about this and w2k3... or try without. I seem to recall something...
- net0: virtio
try e1000 to find if virtio is causing troubles: if yes, try different w2k3 drivers. I'm living fine with e1000 but not with w2k3 drivers, I downloaded newer ones from intel support (years ago).
- virtio0: N4F_NFS2:124/vm-124-disk-2.qcow2,format=qcow2,cache=writeback,size=15G
writeback could be involved, depending on your disk controller and other factors, afaik. My VM disk iSCSI is a QNAP, as said, so sw raid5 (iirc mdadm is used on the nas)
instead of .qcow2 try .RAW, better performance, and better if on LVM/iSCSI imho.
also, I guess is NFS disk storage, this could be adding issues of its own (if it has anything wrong serving NFS storage)
while about
- ostype: wxp => probably my .conf was created with an older pve version, if I create it now I get wxp. Should be ok. If all else fails, try also w2k3...
To later,
Marco