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So to start, as long as your server was on the 4.4.8-51 kernel before hand, you should not need the pve-firmware .deb as it would just compile the same version you already have. As for the errors in building, normally just means your git pull maybe was missing some files on the original sync, or...

From the following error: scripts/extract-cert.c:21:25: fatal error: openssl/bio.h: No such file or directory Looks like you are missing openssl-dev on your system, so the make process is erroring out. Expect lots of random errors like this on the first compile, just look up the package each...

1: Get the PCI ID for your specific card, which can be got from the "lspci -n -s 05:00" command, where 05:00 is the host port for the card. This will return something like: 05:00.0 0280: 168c:002a (rev 01) The 002a is the information you need, as this is the PCI ID for the specific card. With...

Dealing with this myself right now on a PCEngines APU2C4 board running Proxmox, and from my findings it seems that the msix_init error on the AR928X is an issue with the card, and sadly there isn't much that can be done for it. As for the AR9485, it probably has the same issue my QCA9882 has...

That can happen when you try to run a file as an application. You need to use an application like nano to edit the file. Just calling the file will cause the Permission Denied error as bash is trying to run it as an executable, and it doesn't have the executable bit set in permissions.

Hmm, thanks for pointing me in the right direction! I will mess with this and see if I can get it to work how I want. As for my SAN, sadly it's just a Debian box with a Quad port Q-Logic card running SCST to passthrough block devices to the Fibre-Channel cards. Also, will there ever be support...

Hello Udo, The reason I am looking for this is I was looking to move from my Gigabit NFS setup to a 4Gb Fibre Channel setup for better throughput and higher reliability (as I am doing a direct SAN, or DAS setup). The reason I would want a shared block device the way I do is so I don't have to...

dietmar, I have been researching LVM, but I don't think it will accomplish what I am looking for. I want to share the same partition on a block device across all nodes, not create separate LVM partitions for each. Unless there is something here I am missing? Thanks.

Hello, After spending hours researching this, I finally give up. I have a NAS that directly connects to 4 Proxmox nodes using fibre-channel, and is sharing the same block device to all 4 nodes. Each Proxmox node sees the block device as /dev/sdc, but what I am trying to do is get "clustered"...

Not sure if this helps, but I was able to fix my issue with DNS. I checked syslog after a failed connection, and was seeing the following: Mar 10 08:21:35 C6100-1-N1 spiceproxy[100182]: WARNING: unable to get IP for node 'c6100-1-n4' - node offline? Mar 10 08:21:35 C6100-1-N1 spiceproxy[100182]...

I know this thread may be old, but I was able to get fencing working on my Dell C6100 and 4 nodes. First off, make sure you are on the latest BIOS (1.71 as of this post), and under the BIOS settings, set IPMI to broadcast to the host. After that, you will need to add the modules mentioned in...

This issue was resolved with the recent proxmox updates as of 11/9/2013, consider the issue solved! :)

I am using the default ones that were generated when I installed 3.1.

Nothing that I can see. :( Just tested it this way, and it seems to work perfect... So this leads me to think its an issue with spiceproxy, because it didn't work when I was directly connected to the server LAN.

Did some more testing, even when directly connected to the server LAN, I am still unable to use SPICE, which gives the same error proving it is not a network or firewall issue. Also, my server and system clock have the exact same time/date in the system clock, so that is not the issue. Any advice?

For a test, I created a VM in my cluster with proxmox, and then in that proxmox VM I created a VM with SPICE as the display, and I was able to successfully connect to it. So, it seems there is something wrong with my proxmox cluster, not my computers.

Well the issue happens even when I click the file instantly after download, I just show the debug output above in case it has any helpful information. I have tested this with virt-viewer-x64-0.5.7.msi and virt-viewer-x64-0.5.6.msi on multiple machines, and all give the same exact error.

Hello, I currently have a 3 server proxmox cluster and I am completely unable to use SPICE on any VM, on any node. The problem is when I download the spiceproxy.vv file and run it, VirtViewer gives me the following error: Unable to connect to the graphic server "file location/name". I checked...

Having the same issue here, with Virt-Viewer 0.5.7 on Windows 8.1 Pro x64.

Not sure if this helps, but here is what I get for speeds on 4x 2TB WD Green Drives in RAID 10 on a Adaptec 51645 Controler, over Gigabit Ether using NFS using UDP. (that's a mouth full) root@Node-1-01:/mnt/pve/NFS-*****# dd if=/dev/zero of=test bs=1M count=2048 2048+0 records in 2048+0 records...