I forgot about this thread (and changed workplace in the meanwhile), but thanks everyone for help, it turned out to be just a bad disk!
The problem was that the RAID controller did not detect anything wrong, and neither did any software diagnostics from within the OS. I downloaded the DELL...
You were right, one of the disks was gone. Now I am getting values around 200MB/sec. The annoying thing was that the controller didn't detect it. I donwloaded the DELL diagnostics live CD and performed various tests until I got an error on the drive, then I replaced it.
This error happens when you try to talk to a machine that has changed its key (maybe reinstalled Proxmox). You need to delete the offending entries from /root/.ssh/authorized_keys and /root/.ssh/known_hosts. Then try again.
Hi all.
I have posted this before, but got no answer. So I'll try again. I have several servers with Proxmox (1.1) but one of them has problems with I/O. pveperf speaks for itself:
stormo:~# pveperf
CPU BOGOMIPS: 12005.20
REGEX/SECOND: 711591
HD SIZE: 94.49 GB...
Hello,
I have installed Proxmox some months ago, and all is working well. Except that I get incredibly slow I/O. Within the VEs, I get up to 95% of I/O delays.
Inside the server there are just two VEs. One is an OpenVZ contained with backuppc (I/O intensive), the other is an almost always idle...
Hi
I have some problems with clustering. I erroneously typed in "pveca -m" and after this I ended up with this strange configuration:
Node A belongs to cluster A and it its master and the only node in it
Node B belongs to cluster B and it its master and the only node in it
How can I make node...
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