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Ok, so, I create the new VM with a temporary disk (let's say, 1GB), then I remove the whole storage configuration from the VM and after that I'll run "qm importdisk" specifying the VM id ?

I think you should write this on official docs. I've not installed qemu agent when deploying the VM because i wasnt aware about this needed reboot.

anyway, the agent seems to be running: # /etc/init.d/qemu-guest-agent status * qemu-guest-agent.service - LSB: QEMU Guest Agent startup script Loaded: loaded (/etc/init.d/qemu-guest-agent; generated; vendor preset: enabled) Active: active (exited) since Tue 2017-11-21 21:23:57 CET; 25min...

No, I didn't because this wasn't wrote on PVE docs. Can't I manually start the agent? This is a production server....

If you tell me which additional info you need, i'll be happy to provide them to you

I've installed qemu guest agent on a client (apt-get install qemu-guest-agent) and then, on the host: # qm set 100 -agent 1 update VM 100: -agent 1 but # qm agent 100 ping No Qemu Guest Agent any help ?

I'm getting this error: noVNC encountered an error: Script error. almost every time I'll open noVNC from the web panel. Any hint ?

Any hint about this ?

XVA is not directly supported. (very strange, as the file format is well-known)

I'm able to export a XenServer VM, creating a huge XVA file. I only have PVs, I can add grub and a linux kernel, then exporting the VM as XVA, but my biggest concern is the total time: some hours are needed to export the VM as XVA (due to a very stupid and nonsense ratelimit imposed by...

So, no more suggestions? Which is the best procedure to migrate a running XenServer VM (i can poweroff it for a while) to a Proxmox node with ZFS ?

But if I don't need any MBR failover and boot only via UEFI, isn't possible to use standard ZFS partitioning? ZFS automatically creates partition 1 (data) and partition 9 when using the whole disk. It seems possible to directly boot in zfs without any bios partition

Agree Consul is made exactly for this purpose

Clear. The only drawback is that ZFS isn't able to automatically partition any replaced disk

I've seen here: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/ZFS_on_Linux#_bootloader that PVE add ad partition for grub in the ZFS unallocated space Any advantage about this? Why, in a brand new machine, I can see ZFS configured in partition 2 (sda2) and at the same time, sda1 and sda9 are still used by ZFS...

In using debian Will these modules break something in PV under xen? Can I add these after the migration or the migrated machine won't boot without these modules?

How can I force virtio in domU?

This: https://docs.broadcom.com/docs/SAS3IRCU_P15.zip is working properly with SAS3008 HBA (no RAID). Obvisouly, you can't use any RAID-related feature (like STATUS, CONSTCHK, ....) but LOCATE seems to work properly.

This was already discussed tons of time, but all thread are very old I have to convert about 150 XenServer VMs (all PV) to proxmox. Considering the number of VMs I have to migrate, I need to automate as much as possible I know that I have to install a kernel and grub in each VM before...

ledctl doesn't work with this controller in this server