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yes, correct: I should have written "on the same device now offering nfs", like a NAS (QNAP, SYNOLOGY, etc) that tipically can do iscsi too. Marco

you can use a quorum disk (on the nfs storage) to have 3 votes, so it could work. see http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Two-Node_High_Availability_Cluster but you need also fencing devices, and a good setup. Marco

on a workingnode, in /etc/pve move the .conf file under a working node... the (stopped) vm will be instantly moved to the working node if the cluster has quorum, the vm should start there Marco

? if you want, use DP to backup specific folders in pve, like /etc/pve or /etc as a whole, but: vm backups? pve has excellent integrated vm backup, which creates "whole vm" backup archives wherever you wish (eg: network share) then you can use DP to copy those archives elsewhere (eg: tape). Marco

Re: grub2 update problems for 3.4 (GUI only), leading to not correctly installed pack you can dump first 512 bytes of the disk and examine the output, like here http://unix.stackexchange.com/a/16383 you MUST be careful though because dd is also the acronym of disk destroyer. Marco

Hi, did you see the page http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/VMA ? you can extract from VMA, but your platform must have requirements Marco

Hi, would it be useful to know if (and how many) some new/test/old feature or release is working well for all users? I mean, tipically people (including me) posts here only when/if they have problems or wish to know how to do something, I guess. so, it could be perceived that a new/test/old...

Re: grub2 update problems (GUI only), leading to not correctly installed packages I don't know what mail is Bedlore referring to, but I received one with subject: "Proxmox Newsletter, February 2015: Proxmox VE 3.4 released" where it is not explicitly said, because it points you to download...

Re: grub2 update problems (GUI only), leading to not correctly installed packages perhaps, in future, it could be possible to make gui update system aware of issues like this one (possibly because pve upgrade packages have special flags, or the like) so that the gui knows if an update is...

you can install vma on other linux distro, provided dependencies are met, see also this thread http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/14226-VMA-archive-restore-outside-of-Proxmox?p=103447 Marco

as suggested look at http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Downloads#Update_a_running_Proxmox_Virtual_Environment_3.x_to_latest_3.3 it will point you to http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Package_repositories Marco

yes, buying at least the cheapest subscription, you also show some (even if small) financial support to a company that created pve, that constantly evolves it and even freely supports through forums, along with the great community, a really awesome software :) and of course you also get rid of...

basically you need to mount that usb disk under some path (eg: /mnt/usbdiskbacup) then you can select that path as new local storage, then enable it for backup then use it for the new weekly backup Marco