Windows will use your gpu-card to display when you have installed drivers in Windows.
enable remote access before gpu-passthrough,and you can confirm whether windows is running。
i have a idea,
you can add a new node to old cluster,and migrate vms to this new node.
after migrate work is done, delete this node in old cluster,and join new cluster.
hi
1. changing the controllers from SCSCI to IDE,you can able to boot the os (normal mode),
2. poweroff vm, add a second disk (scsi0), then install the virio-drivers in windows,
3. change ide to scsi and change boot order in settings.
like install xp on prxomox...
use a livecd, https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Recover_From_Grub_Failure
then change pve-root size,like
lvextend -L +1g /dev/pve/root
resize2fs /dev/pve/root
update-grub
and reboot
# qm move_disk 103 scsi2 NFS --target-vmid 101 --target-disk scsi4 --format=qcow2
400 Parameter verification failed.
target-vmid: either set 'storage' or 'target-vmid', but not both
storage: either set 'storage' or 'target-vmid', but not both
qm move-disk <vmid> <disk> [<storage>] [OPTIONS]
i did it!
use qemu-img
my $cmd ="qemu-img snapshot -a snapshot /mnt/pve/Nvme/images/$vmid/vm-$vmid-disk-0.qcow2";
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elsif($phase eq 'post-stop') {
print "$vmid stopped. Doing cleanup.\n";
system("$cmd");
Hello,
I want to auto rollback when vm is stop. the same as PXE.
use hookscript:
my $cmd ="qm rollback $vmid snapshot";
......
.......
elsif($phase eq 'post-stop') {
print "$vmid stopped. Doing cleanup.\n";
system($cmd);
Both tasks will lock the vm at the same time,and post error
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