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After digging this forum and the web, I've found the problem and a solution. --> The virtIO network drivers (for a linux VM) are unstable. When there are a lot of I/O, the driver stop working and loses connectivity. Solution : use the e1000 drivers which are known less fast but more stable.

Hi, I've got a very strange problem. Can you give me testing commands to figure out where is the trouble? - Inside my VM, I've mounted a folder originally located on Proxmox host. - On this NFS folder, I've put several .rar files (.r01, .r02...). - When I use unrar, it often fails to...

Re: .Re: Mount a simple local folder to a VM Thanks Cesar for your interest! This is not what I need... I would like to have access of a directory from one or more VM and from the host... So my Downloads dir is accessible from my VM and from my host. I don't need a second virtual disk in this...

Re: .Re: Mount a simple local folder to a VM Hi guys, I've red the links you've posted and I will summarize (correct me if I'm wrong) : - 9p solution is not implemented in Proxmox. It requires libvirt (which is not present in Proxmox node) and a kernel > 2.6.36. - the command "qm set 101...

.Re: Mount a simple local folder to a VM 1. It's a network based solution. In my needs, I just want to mount an existing local hard disk. 2. I really don't need fault tolerance or neither replication, look at my first post ! So network file access is the only way to access a local drive in r/w?

Hi, I searched across this forum and the web but I can't find a simple solution to my needs. I have 2 hard disks on my proxmox host. The first one is hosted the VMs hard disks images in qcow2 format. I want to use the second one to store data like my downloads. So my second disk is containing...