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I have tried to rsync or scp an 'offline' VM image and conf file to another location as backup and then tried to restore the VM from that backup. VM seems to work fine after the restore. Will do this for now until a better way to do incremental/differential 'online' backup for linked-clones...

Would it be safe if it is 'offline' ? Reason is I only have a 128Gb SSD and there is not enough space when I restore from full vzdump backup :(

Ok, thanks for your feedback, Dietmar! Is it possible to just scp an 'online' 'linked-clone' image + config file to another location as backup? scp /var/lib/vz/images/100/base-100-disk-1.qcow2 192.168.1.1:/var/lib/vz/images/100/ scp /etc/pve/qemu-server/100.conf 192.168.1.1:/etc/pve/qemu-server/

Is there a way to backup/restore linked-clones 'as it is' without a full image?

This issue was reported here as well: http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/23709-No-shutdown-for-Windows-10-machines http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/23548-PVE-4-0-Beta2-qemu-acpi http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/23526-Proxmox-VE-4-0-beta2-released!?p=117903#post117903

Yeah, running mine on HP Blade server. Maybe only affecting HP servers.

@micush, how do you roll back to kernel 4.1.3? Pointing me to any reference would be great! Thanks!

"4.0Beta-26/5d4a6l5b" works best for me and I do not know how to get back that particular version. Even downloading the official PVE 4.0 beta1 do not give me that particular version. It installs this version instead - "4.0Beta-16|a7dc5694".

I'm also having this issue. My guess is it may be related to update of QEMU 2.4 or the Linux kernel update to 4.2 Proxmox VE 4.0 beta2 Released 10.09.2015: See Downloads based on Debian Jessie 8.2.0 Linux kernel 4.2 QEMU 2.4 LXC improvements Linux Container Containers can be created...

Is there anywhere I can check Disk IO? There is a category called IO delay = 0% in Summary view. And do you know what 'server load' graph measures? Each individual VM CPU usage is < 30% and memory ~80% You are saying 7VMs sharing physical 4 cores with each having only 'real' 0.5vCores.

HDD storage CPU utilization consistently at 99-100% Memory utilization around 75%

Thanks Manu for your feed-back. Yeah, those two links are important to setup WS2012. I'm running 7 WS2012 VMs (2vCores|2GbRam). Seems sluggish.

I have a 4 Cores/16Gb server setup. Will be running all WS-2012-R2 KVMs with 2vcores/2GbRam These VMs will be running graphic intensive app. How many KVMs can I create for decent performance?