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I'm a newbie in this field. Until someone else starts reporting the same problem I guess chances are that I did something wrong in my configuration.

I am running the latest proxmox on an Intel SR2600UR with two Xeon E5520. It shows up as 16 cores in proxmox so the HT should be supported correctly. Proxmox installs without any trouble. However I have had some trouble with kvm machines hanging or going into pause randomly (another thread on...

Do you have a link for the topic? If it's something I should report to kvm the version is 0.11.0-2?

Yes, reproducing is the way to go - just a bit difficult when the error is very rare :(. I might have narrowed it down to multicore KVM machines. I have been running tests on three single core KVMs and 2 openVZ for 5 days now without a problem. Added a 4 core kvm yesterday - it has not freezed...

I ran a memtest during last weekend without any trouble. After upgrading to the latest PVE I have been running tests on 2 kvm's and 2 openvz. It all worked fine until this morning :(. I had lost connection to one KVM. As before it still runs according to PVE and top, but I cannot contact it...

As for the restore function it's called vzrestore now.

I updated to the latest and now my kvm machines is shutdown after 3 minutes if they are not responding. Thanks ;)

No my configuration is the following: name: debianbuild ide2: local:iso/debian-503-i386-netinst.iso,media=cdrom vlan0: rtl8139=6A:8E:96:8C:74:48 bootdisk: ide0 ostype: l26 ide0: local:101/vm-101-disk-1.raw memory: 2048 sockets: 1 I tested today with one socket and it still freezes. I can see...

I read an old thread about this. /var/lib/vz is not supposed to be changed. In stead you can mount something else at that location. Try take a look at /etc/fstab. Bo

Hi, I have installed proxmox 1.4 and in order to test KVM I installed an Ubuntu server 8.04 i386 and a Debian Lenny. When I stress the machines I sometimes lose the connection to one of the VMs. Neither VNC or ssh works, but it is still listed as running in proxmox although it seems complety...

Thank you for the quick reply. I'll have to test the shutdown when I get the UPS. I just thought it would be the same as a normal shutdown, but I don't see the 3 minute timeout kick in and kill the VMs.

Hi, I have an Ubuntu server running kvm which does not react on the stop signal from Proxmox. Installing "apt-get install acpid" solved this. However it concerns me that before I installed acpid on the VM, if I hit "Shutdown server" in the webinterface it just stopped at shutting down qemu...