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Hi, I have just setup an FTP backup with Curlftpfs as above! And I am facing the exact same issue.. This is all i have found regarding a simmilar setup so far! and i was wondering, have anyone found a way to fix this, that does NOT include using local storage first and moving them afterwards...

Alright..... Im gonna stop posting here now.. It just stopped booting, and then for no apparent reason booted up again after a few tries.. Im at a loss to why, and it's possibly just because running win8 32bit is EXTREMELY BUGGY! Kindly Niels

I just got it to boot the VM! I found a workaround for the: 0x0000005D Error! In the config: /etc/pve/qemu-server/VMID.conf i just added: "args +nx" without the quotes To Enable no execute bit, beware, changing any settings in the VM in proxmox will overwrite the .conf and you need to add it...

Sorry guys.. might have been a little quick there! After install the VM reboots, and i get the errors again, very buggy... haven't had a single successful boot so far :(

Hi, I ran into this isue aswell :( I was just playing around with the settings, and the following seems to be working with the 32 Bit windows8 iso!! Hardware: CPU: 2 (1 sockets, 2 cores) [core2duo] Options: KVM hardware virtualization = no All the rest is just defaults! but i got the...

Hi, I agree with webfrank. The list quickly becomes long! And maybe ability to sort after date/time (eg. newest on top) Kindly Niels

I have created a ticket on sourceforge :) https://sourceforge.net/p/e1000/bugs/352/

I have created a ticket on sourceforge :) https://sourceforge.net/p/e1000/bugs/352/

Hi Smanux, It has not, i tried it yesterday with the same issue. Server never returns with ping, so networking is still dead, must still be an issue with the e1000 nic

Hi, I have tried both kernels on my OVH server with e1000 network card and both still fail! server never pings. So I booted back into -12 and this works okay... Does anyone know the status of this issue? Kindly Niels

Well installing the older kernel is not that tricky on a running system! apt-get install pve-kernel-2.6.32-12-pve apt-get install pve-headers-2.6.32-12-pve and then make sure it is the right kernel in /boot/grub/grub.cfg that it will be booting! If you upgraded and it has removed the old...

Then I am not sure how to do this.. Is there anyone that know how to install older kernel again via rescue mode?

Hi debianfan, Did yours remove the old kernel? if not, and you have software raid, follow the steps in my earlier post in this thread, that explains how to use rescue mode to switch back.

Hi, Yes that is correct, not for running Virtual Machines! Simply for testing :-)

Thanks for the reply Tom :) I used the proxmox 2.1 ISO from proxmox.com Kindly Niels