Recent content by Zac8236

Thanks for the advice. I have changed the CPU type and enabled multiqueues in both PVE and the guest. Unfortunately, it hasn't worked. The download speed is saturating the connection, but the upload speed hasn't improved. I ran the same test on the same speedtest server, in a Windows KVM, and...

Hello, I have a ubuntu 18.04 guest running in a KVM due to kernal modifcations for a WireGuard server to run on it. When preforming a speedtest with speedtest-cli, I get the following output: Testing download speed... Download: 73.61 Mbit/s Testing upload speed... Upload: 3.60 Mbit/s Which is...

Hello, I have a very intermidant problem when starting my Windows 10 guest with a GPU passed in. Sometimes it will start first time through the WebGUI, others it will give the following error: TASK ERROR: start failed: command '/usr/bin/kvm -id 109 -name HTPC -chardev...

I'm only running 2 VMs and 7 Containers when it crashes. I'm using 50% RAM and 10%ish CPU contastant. What else could be causing so much work for the kernal? Am I trying to get it to do too much? I thought my hardware would run it! How can I rule out any HW issues? Thanks again

It just crashed again. I could ping the hypervisor. Couldn't ping the clients. Also couldn't connect via SSH. Console did nothing either. Below are the errors that were shown on screen. I had to reset the server manually. It then booted and everything was working. Nothing special was running...

Thanks, I managed to get it free from College to learn sysadmin on, it's really helped just stuck with this issue! Because I am using a HW Raid card, smart polling won't work on some of the drives. The main boot drive is in a mirrored RAID 1 set. The RAID card is says that it is stable. Smart...

Only ever used this server for Proxmox, it used to be okay before GPU passthrough if I remember corectly. Mem test was happy. Using ECC RAM so shouldn't that help as well? Thanks for getting back.

Any help please? Thanks

If you look under the LVM storage on the GUI, that's where the VM data gets stored by default. The Host summary just shows how much room is avalible for ISOs etc To do it in ther terminal, use vgs -o +lv_size,lv_name and look for the logical volume data. Hope this helps