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Can you pls start this VM via CLI and paste output here?

Did you try start node from CLI? Do you use external mounts like nfs?

Which port is used for KVM?

I lost quorum in cluster (without touch). I dont know why, because only 3 nodes from 16 are affected with this problem, and after reboot affected nodes, cluster goes to hell. Corosync processes growing in memory to full utilization of available ram (64gb ram on server, and corosync process have...

I have same problem, but my cluster (with 16 nodes) has broken and i must restart nodes with 2.6.32-37 kernel. After reboot broken nodes i must restart cman and corosync on all nodes. That is problematic when cluster have 300+ virtuals. This problem becomes very often, when i running on kernel...

OpenVZ kernel for 3.10 is already here > https://src.openvz.org/projects/OVZ/repos/vzkernel/browse but still is under development :/

What kernel do you use? Did you try 3.10? Check, if server has installed irqbalance and check context switches and interupts.

Or try this method http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/18349-root-partition-quot-full-quot?p=93732#post93732

I have same problem with dell servers and proxmox v3. When i'm restart iDrac, kipmi goes to 100%

Try this http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/18349-root-partition-quot-full-quot

have you installed irqbalance? install from https://packages.debian.org/wheezy-backports/irqbalance More info in /proc/interupts

You dont have virtualization support, or its not enabled in bios.

Try this: Create dir in for example /mnt/temp-root mount /dev/pve/root /mnt/temp-root du -shx /mnt/temp-root/* The most situation, when is at to root mounted another file system like pve-data has no reporting data "under" the mount.

do you have enabled virtualization in bios? or you cpus have virtualization support?

Its probably cache. See in "free -m"