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from experiments made it appears that to use the bridge with bonding must use a bonding mode = 6 (balance-alb) Experience for yourself I hope my tests have been true

You can also use kpartx to create a logical device corresponding logical volume (as well as a raw file) Then you can mount any partition without using the offset when you have umount the filesystem eliminate the mapper device with this command:

I try to give you an explanation ... In this structure each LV is a disk of a VM, so if you want to copy a disk in raw form into a LV, of course you must first create such lv then you can copy from raw file to LV I think is the best and fastest

http://kbase.redhat.com/faq/docs/DOC-16051 here describes the problem of mode 0, advise, implement or 5 or 6 I will try tomorrow and I will tell you better if that's right or not

I also have the same problem, I did other tests and with the ping is bad, it loses a lot of packages ... but I noticed that if I disable one of the two network cards in bonding everything worked fine ... The strange thing is that only with this version of debian (proxmox) this happens to me ...

try to aptitude search pve you need to install the right version of headers kernel you have installed maybe you need gcc and make package too, try to install with aptitude or apt-get

but in reality that is the difference between the kvm kernel version 2.6.18 compared to 2.6.24? I understand why I would recommend an older kernel and that does not have a KVM qemu-nbd ...

Sorry if I ask something obvious, but honestly I have looked everywhere but I do not know why now with version 1.5 I no longer useful qemu-nbd I need to exploit it with SelfImage but now with the new version can not find more ... me who can not find or you need to install an additional package...

does not work either tracker... the problem is that I can't limit the time of parliamentary sessions terminal services, I only need that if the proxmox must be extinguished even the guest turn off without prompting ...

I'd like to understand better the reasons for this choice, we prefer to "ide" or "virtio" for instability of SCSI or another?

already solved accurate, tells me that there are other users logged on can you tell me how to force

tom sorry but I'm not here to highlight this issue just for me ... if anyone knows how I can go around to please everyone ... then if we want to make the tax here and say what you said then this forum can not give any responses that correlate with proxmox, since the functionality of a Windows...

In short it seems that none of us here has already clashed with this particular problem ... nobody has posted a viable solution ... sin, surely only those who use Linux virtual machines has to worry about but who uses Windows ...

Tom I believe you that it is a problem of windows! hoping only that some of you already had the same problem and maybe had solved ...

tom waits, do not misunderstand, I never said and certainly do not want to say it is a problem of proxmox, but I hope that you too might have happened and maybe you know how to fix it ...

sorry Tom, I did another search but I do not think the anonymous is the solution to the problem that I noticed ... you could help me understand if I'm understanding wrong?

I do not know if you ever, but if you use windows server (2003 for example) as the guest, when you try to send a signal to shutdown the system goes out only if there are no users logged on (eg terminal services) anyone knows how to remedy this small (but big) problem?

If the VM is Linux, USB pass trough feature works, if Windows (2008 and seven) seems not work ... ideas?

for example, from my tests I found that if you currently use Windows 2008 is best to use ide drive as the net I have not tried, but if you use Debian Lenny (always 64bit) is much better virtio

I can confirm that the USB device works well, the transfer is excellent but I have to do more testing before we can say that. I can definitely say that with the proxmox USB 1.4 Use License is stable and fairly easy to command line