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Re: Anyone else seen this? Ubuntu 12.04. LTS 64bit / KVM install - hangs late boot-we Hi, I've had the issue. Simply changing the Display (in the hardware tab) from default to vmware or Cirrus Logic worked for me. Gerald

This just happened on a production box that's been running 3.2 for quite awhile. Backup was to NFS mounted USB drive. These backups happen everynight, so it's something pretty random. Gerald

I manually started my backup to local storage. In my case, the VM was on the same storage as the backup. Gerald

Just got the same thing on a 3.1-43 install, using local 'directory' storage. Syslog shows this: Mar 17 07:35:37 proxmoxvm pvedaemon[219569]: <root@pam> successful auth for user 'root@pam' Mar 17 07:36:30 proxmoxvm pvedaemon[235617]: <root@pam> starting task...

Dunno how I missed that thread during my search. Thanks!

Hi, I was just doing a backup of a qemu based VM. Part way through, the VM shut down. Has anyone seen this before? Gerald

Managed to remove the unused disk images, and then removed the iSCSI device from Proxmox. Everything is back to normal. Whew.

Hi, Definitely have quorum: # pvecm status Version: 6.2.0 Config Version: 4 Cluster Name: norscan-cluster Cluster Id: 7860 Cluster Member: Yes Cluster Generation: 544 Membership state: Cluster-Member Nodes: 4 Expected votes: 4 Total votes: 4 Node votes: 1 Quorum: 3 Active subsystems: 5 Flags...

I didn't delete the old images during the disk move. Now, I can't. Yikes. PITA!

The command take a LONG time (minutes) to actually do anything, but at least I can move the disks.

Hi, The qm move_disk command works. Thank-you! Gerald

Anybody? I'm trying to move my disks of the iSCSI and onto the NFS. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I'd say 1 out of 100 tries to move works. Ugh.

Hi, I have NFS and iSCSI storage. I've slowly been moving off of iSCSI onto he NFS (better bandwidth to storage, better speed). Last night, something weird happened. Basically, all my storage temporarily disconnected, both iSCSI and NFS. I'm suspecting a switch issue. The problem is, I can...

I had serious issues with dynamic disks as well. I believe I posted my solution somewhere in this forum...

Re: Linux NFS Server not creating sparse files This is not a Linux NFS issue (or a GlusterFS issue) at all. It's the underlying filesystem issue. If you use NFS or GlusterFS on top of XFS, XFS needs special mount options to create qcow2 files quickly. Here is my fstab: /dev/md2...

Re: Linux NFS Server not creating sparse files What are you using as an NFS Server? Do your qcow2 files get created sparse? Do you get lock timeouts when creating a qcow2 disk? Gerald

Re: Linux NFS Server not creating sparse files Is anyone using qcow2 with and NFS server and Proxmox 3.1?

Re: Linux NFS Server not creating sparse files I created a VM with a raw image, and it was created as sparse. An 'ls' showed 32GB disk, and a du -s showed 0 bytes. The raw disk image is now growing as I use it.

Re: Linux NFS Server not creating sparse files I just tested with # dd if=/dev/zero of=test bs=1 count=0 seek=8G on the Proxmox server using the NFS mount (/mnt/pve/Images), and the sparse file was created. Is Proxmox doing something weird and not creating a sparse file, or am I...

Hi, I have an Ubuntu 12.04.3 server as an NFS server. I use the kernel server. When I create a qcow2 image, the file file gets created and Proxmox times out waiting for a lock. I've tried with both NFSv3 and NFSv4. NFSV4 is considerably faster at the disk image creation, but not fast...