Recent content by tito

I'm having problem with usb passthrough, even following all instructions from the wiki or the forums. Is it posible that passthrough doesn't work with vm running with Windows XP? I see people with no problem with windows 7. Does any body have a windows XP vm with usb passthroug working...

Yo que vos no usaria discos virtuales vmdk. Para windows, ellos recomiendan usar modo raw con discos ide. Para Linux, lo mejor es usar discos raw con virtio. Muy buenos resultados.

Is there any advance in this topic? I mean, are there any news for "usb support for KVM"? The wiki about usb for kvm is older than tom's comment: "usb support for KVM will be better soon (later this year, hopefully)" I am looking for an easy way to access usb devices connected on proxmox host...

That's good news. Hope to see 2.x soon, although i won't ask when. Can't wait to have it and test it. Thanks to all proxmox staff.

I'm just adding some experience i had hoping it will be usefull for someone. I have a server running PVE like a charm. I made a Lenny 64bit VM and started trying with virtio disk and network. All went ver well. I had 300Mbps with iperf with a e1000 nic, and with a virtio nic i climbed up to...

Thanks for your great tips. In resume, you need to have the same Volume Groups on ALL nodes, or at least all of them in the master... and you need to do it manually, there is no PVE official (or correct?) way of doing it yet. I hope for 2.X they can figure out how to manage this...

I have a similar problem and i can't find any similar responses on the forum. I have 4 servers, two of them forming one cluster with DRBD and Volume Group "A", and the others two with another DRBD resources with Volume Group "B". I added the last two servers two the cluster, so that i can...

Where can i find a vzdum.conf example? Thanks

I have a bare metal install of pve (pveversion -> pve-manager/1.5/4627) but i can't find the config file called /etc/vzdump.conf Why? Is it supposed to be installed separately? Do i have to create it from scratch?

Great, thanks for replying. Very easy to upgrade, and it worked right on the first try.

Hi tom, I just installed 1.5 and works great. Could you please point me to some documentation on how to easely migrate from 2.6.18 to 2.6.32? I couldn't find anything related, and also couldn't find howt to select kernel version from the installer. Thanks!

sorry, my bad. I thought i was exporting read/write, but I had a typo on the nfs server config file, and because of that it was exporting it as read-only. Now every thing is working just fine, as expected.

running "mount" on the cluster master node: 172.16.0.80:/storage01/prueba on /mnt/pve/nfs01 type nfs (rw,addr=172.16.0.80)

By the way, line 2122 of /usr/share/perl5/PVE/Storage.pm says: mkpath $imagedir if $scfg->{content}->{images} &&

Hi, I have a proxmox ve cluster 1.4, and i try to add a NFS storage (named nfs01) from the web administration page, and i get this error: Error: mkdir /mnt/pve/nfs01/images: Read-only file system at /usr/share/perl5/PVE/Storage.pm line 2122 The thing is that from the console of the master...