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does anybody run a win2k server ? do you have the same symptom?

I've got VM's running Windows 2000 SP4. The kvm process is always taking something like 100%+ cpu even when the VM is idle... When I check task manager under Windows, the machine is using something like 10%... but the kvm process keeps on consuming 100% cpu on the host... I think that's what...

The wiki is opened to users willing to help to write documentations... :)

yes please, where is the problem? I use 2 targets with 1 PV on each and that's enough for example to allow me to put my "tests VM" on another storage... neptune2:~# pvs PV VG Fmt Attr PSize PFree /dev/dm-3 Proxmox-SR lvm2 a- 2.00T 1.61T /dev/dm-4...

is you disk connected ? maybe with another name # lsscsi and then the scsi_id command neptune2:~# /lib/udev/scsi_id -g -x -s /dev/sdb ID_VENDOR=DataCore ID_MODEL=SANmelody ID_REVISION=DCS ID_SERIAL=360030d9050726f786d6f782d53520000 ID_SERIAL_SHORT=60030d9050726f786d6f782d53520000...

FYI, if you need it in order to do a P2V, you can use nbd-server

rtl8139 is 100mbits... I've tested it under win2k and Debian

planned for v 2.0 http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Roadmap

did you add the LVM group? what is the output of # pvs are you sure you've acess to a LUN ? # lsscsi

it seems you're trying to create a VG called pve... there is already one VG called pve for the local disks... try with another name?

that could indeed cause problems in case of a failure of a multipath-accessed storage when one of the paths is down..

Maybe am I wrong, but I would say the NFS server is described in the storage configuration and PVE periodically checks it can access all its storage via something like pvesm...

Migration from Debian Lenny or Etch Xensource VM (LVM) to KVM (LVM) Heres is a quick info on how to migrate a Debian Lenny or Etch xensource 3.0.1 VM stored in an LVM to KVM. NB : Maybe some of you won't find that "elegant"...but it works ;) NB : on my Xen version I was unable to run amd64...

tested with 2.6.24.11 => live migration didn't work tested with 2.6.24.10 => kernel error in VM [ 256.102205] Clocksource tsc unstable (delta = -71848024324 ns) [ 329.120065] BUG: soft lockup - CPU#0 stuck for 68s! [events/0:6] [ 329.120065] Modules linked in: ipv6 loop parport_pc parport...

thanks ;) that's a first step... let's try under 2.6.24

nobody? :(

[SOLVED] Clock goes crazy after migrate Hi, I'm using 2 Proxmox-VE servers in cluster. The first is a Dell Poweredge 2950, the other one a Dell Poweredge 1950 If I start a debian VM on the 2950 and then migrate the VM to the 1950, the clock goes faster (20/30% faster) until I reboot the...

The MTU900 isn't always a good idea...i had perfs troubles because of this MTU9000... after having disabled it (on switches, NIC and so on) everything ran fine...

I've added in bold things I think it could make it clearer (for example to prevent someone to make perfs tests during an afternoon to understand why he got only 3Mbits.. :)) [CODE] neptune2:~# vzdump --node 1 --snapshot --storage Proxmox-Backup --bwlimit 100000 --mailto xxx@wwwww.xom 101...

I've spent my afternoon trying to understand why my backups are so slow... 3Mbits... That's what I've noticed : When I backup a KVM machine located on an iSCSI LVM to an iSCSI storage : i got neptune2:~# vzdump --node 1 --snapshot --storage Proxmox-Backup --bwlimit 100000 --mailto...