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Do we have a timescale for when this new kernel will be released? Also I could really do with a work around ASAP. I'm trying to build a 5 head cluster all connecting via 2x 10Gb NICS bonded together and back ending to a NetApp filer.

Back in 1.9 days I was able to use loopback devices for disks etc inside an openVZ.. I've just restored one such VZ to 2.0 and I'm seeing this error reported: Device loop0 is not allowed to be assigned to a CT Warning at /etc/pve/openvz/112.conf:48: invalid value for DEVNODES ("loop0:rw")...

Hello, Just working through upgrading my PVE clusters, well upgrade I mean copy the virtual servers off and reinstall the from ISO. How do I go about replacing the self signed SSL Certs with the ones that I already have and where using in version 1.9? I see a number of places where certs seem...

Well yes that's a good question.. to be really sure we'll have to wait for Lion to be released. But as Apple no longer have a server platform, I suspect that their agreement will be relaxed further to allow it to run on virtual systems which are not OSX based.

Apple new EULA for Lion... and this new release comes with a less restricted EULA: (iii) to install, use and run up to two (2) additional copies or instances of the Apple Software within virtual operating system environments on each Mac Computer you own or control that is already running the...

Apple has now changed the license agreement so you can virtualise osx. Can we rewake this project?

Yup... your VM does not export the Intel-VT or AMD-V part of the CPU... I don't think that's possible in any VM system. So it'll never work like that. ---Guy

Thanks... but why publish the later kernel and recommend it, if it doesn't work with openVZ? "Beginning with 1.6 the 2.6.32 is the default and recommended branch."

ok how do I do that? I was following the docs on http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Downloads which got me to this version I'm on now?

any ideas?

# uname -a Linux apollo 2.6.32-4-pve #1 SMP Thu Oct 21 09:35:29 CEST 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux it's the latest kernel # pveversion --verbose pve-manager: 1.6-5 (pve-manager/1.6/5261) running kernel: 2.6.32-4-pve proxmox-ve-2.6.32: 1.6-25 pve-kernel-2.6.32-4-pve: 2.6.32-25...

I'm running the latest proxmox.. updated with aptitude just yesterday.. I now have an openVZ which will not shutdown... well in fact I think it is shutdown, no process in the list on the proxmox server. However the proxmox GUI tells me it's still running.. /tmp/vmops-122.out has this...

plenty of us in the field will help with the testing :)

ok how do we get those changes into the product for others to benefit?!

Doh!!!... simple solution...quit and restart Safari after you've installed the update!

Ok well I'm stumpted... Why does it work for you but not for me on my 6 macs..all running snow leopard and had the java update from apple!!

really? can you confirm the version of JAVA that your Mac is running? I wonder if you've also installed a different version of Java and some other point? I've updated several Macs today to the New version of Java and none of them are able to get to the consoles of proxmox VMs now. ---Guy

I've just upgraded my OSX desktop to the latest version of Java that Apple released last night. It now seems that I'm no longer able to run the Java console on my proxmox systems! :( I just get the read "!" in the middle of the screen. --Guy

Yup

http://grandstream.com/products/gateways.html Yes it can... There are two types.. One has FXO ports and the other has FXS. The smallest one has 4 of each port. It's a seperate box which connects to the Ethernet thus not requiring any modifications to the promox servers!