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https://www.google.it/search?q=compiled+qemu+ga maybe I was just lucky... Marco

! I quickly found one here also, http://lassauge.free.fr/qemu/ Marco

hi! I'm not sure but that page says "We will use HP's iLO for this example.", and then uses fence_ilo. so it could be that it expects your server to be HP with "ilo" (http://www8.hp.com/us/en/products/servers/ilo/) to work. maybe you can use no fence device at all just for virtual clusters...

unfortunately, pve devs can't keep a todo list available and updated, so noone else can see what is in the works and its status or not. probably they expect everyone to follow the developer ML to see what's happening... yes, there's http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Roadmap but take a loot at it now...

when this happens, usually the mb is provinding fake/sw raid. can you point us to a web page with the specs of the MB, so to check? if this is the case, you can - add hw raid controllers - install wheezy with mdraid and then pve on top (unsupported solutions but could work for you) - use the...

Hi, start seeing this page for clarification: http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Storage_Model#Storage_types Marco

Hi, most likely the conf is referring to some unavailable resource. you can - post the vm .conf file here so others can spot possible problems there - try to start the vm from the node command line, like #qm start <VMID> you should get an error message where you should see reported problems...

if it is working, it's ok. you could also use the original vmdk, in proxmox. create an empty vmdk disk from pve web gui (eg: 1GB) then replace that vmdk with your vmdk, with the same name eg vm-108-disk-1.vmdk the different speed could be related to many other factors: - virtual hardware, -...

fencing is a complex topic, but you should refer to, at least: http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/High_Availability_Cluster http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Fencing I only have used a simple non HA cluster... Marco

hi, it seems ok but why you ask? is it not working? if your vm in pve already runs with the vmdk disk, you can also use the "move disk" option, after selecting that vmdk in vm hardware list. move disk allows you to convert it to other formats without special knowledge. just a few clicks. see...

afaik, in simple words: quorum is a rule to guarantee a coherent cluster status by multiple nodes (ie: majority of nodes see the same resources and can communicate properly) fencing is an isolation method for isolate failing cluster nodes to prevent problems when/if they come back (ie: if a vm...

? afaik, pve backup works for vm/ct only, not for itself (the hypervisor node)... but maybe I am missing something...? that could well be, I was so tired today :D Marco

HI, I would like to be able to restore a pve node exactly how it is now, taking a full backup (boot and lvm partitions), to an external nas space. I would prefer a simple way, like booting from sysresccd or another live cd. I know a few methods (partimage, fsarchiver, dd..) that are easy to...

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is it something similar to this http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/21377-OpenVZ-Linux-Console-no-command-prompt ? in the thread some possible solutions have been posted Marco

see also https://pthree.org/2012/12/11/zfs-administration-part-vi-scrub-and-resilver/ Marco

it's quite normal that raid 5 is much slower than raid 1... but that value seems too low to me... I have raid5 on a lan nas (spinning disks) and I get higher fsyncs pveperf /mnt/pve/pve_ts879/ CPU BOGOMIPS: 72531.44 REGEX/SECOND: 945994 HD SIZE: 11081.12 GB (ts879:/PVE)...

I have subscriptions, and could need to upgrade my 3.1 nodes to 3.3 before 3.4. That linkasks me authentication, I don't know which though... What should I do? Is there any wiki page about this? Thanks! Marco

afaik there is nothing. once (2.x) they did like this, http://download.proxmox.com/debian/dists/squeeze/ maybe it's possible but... Marco

no, it is just 2node setup that need a third to have quorum if 1 node fails. more than half of the hosts must be online and communicating in order to provide service so, your quorum must be > (more than) expected votes each node (or quorum disk) tipically counts 1, so quorum is (nodes/2). if...