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Did the problem with bsod's on win 2003 x64 with high network bandwith fixed in this kernel?

No, I used only no cache and writeback configuration.Also, i don't think that source of these problem lies in disk-cache params because of it's don't crashes on rtl8169 (on this card network fail to works after 1-2 days)

root@vsvr:~# cat /etc/pve/qemu-server/100.conf bootdisk: virtio0 cores: 4 ide0: local:100/disk1.raw,cache=writeback ide1: local:100/disk2.raw,cache=writeback ide2: none,media=cdrom memory: 8192 name: rfserv net0: virtio=00:50:70:02:32:76,bridge=vmbr0 onboot: 1 ostype: wxp sockets: 1 root@vsvr:~#...

And another BSOD - caused by afd.sys again. And, also, it's not problem of virtio drivers - it's problem of proxmox or one of components, which it uses - because of on Virtualbox with these drivers nothing happen - system have uptime > 3 days. *Any variants to solve problem or i need to go to...

Ok, but how you can explain that with e1000 adapter i already have random crashes, which i can't see on virtualbox or VMWare? *P.S. - Also install drivers, which you specify.'ll write a post if anything goes wrong.

Hi to all! I have a problem with Win 2003 x64 SP2 guest os on proxmox 2.1 My server configuration is Intel S5000PSL, 2xIntel Xeon e5345 CPU's, 16 Gb DDR2 Ram I have two VM's with win 2003 x64 - one with the virtio network adapter (also i used intel e1000 - nothing changed - it continues to fall...