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Without Virtualisation enable into your BIOS, KVM will run extremely slow ! So yes, it explain that KVM is not running normaly. As you CPU support it, you will have to reboot your server and check the bios settings to be sure that "Intel® Virtualization Technology (VT-x)" is active...

Have you activated the Virtualisation Technologie for your CPU ? ;) (bios settings)

Perfect, that's what I thought :)

It can also migrate VM between any nodes, including live migration (by copying RAM) if you are using shared disk (nfs, etc.) or DRBD live replication.

I was only speaking about the configuration file - for example /etc/qemu-server/101.conf :D If I manage to copy this conf file and I'm able to copy it on the slave, will the slave be able to start the VM (by reading data on the DRBD disk) ?

Yes, this is a very good news :) Last question: if I backup the qemu conf file from the master, could I simply restore it on the slave and restart the VM ?

Hello Tom, Now that proxmox 1.4 is released, I have setup a master-slave cluster system with DRBD for storage - http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/DRBD The live migration is fantastic ! dumping ram and starting VM on slave node works perfectly. Now the question: On my master I have one VM. (Shared...