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Dear nopenopenope, I would like to reply from a customer side. I also open source lover and donater. I would also be happy to live in the "gift economy" wolrd when we take all software for free and pay (donate) as much as we want or can. And we will live in such a world but this change will...

Is it protected by battery/ZMM ?

Be sure that: - hardware virtualization is enabled # lsmod | grep kvm kvm_intel 52794 30 kvm 316356 1 kvm_intel - you use hardware raid with write cache enabled

I think it is still possible now. You can just create another vmbr for management.

I use for monitoring Dell servers this http://linux.dell.com/repo/community/deb/latest/ + http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins/Hardware/Server-Hardware/Dell/check_openmanage/details + nagios

I mean that separating "management network" and "cluster/migration" seems possible to me.

I suppose you can assign an IP for another vmbr and use that IP to manage Proxmox VE. Should be checked if I am right.

Thank you for the link. What is clear for me now that if I don't use SSD or I don't use hardware raid (for some reasons) then I should change it manually to CFQ.

I've read controversial discussions in relation to scheduler and finally we have the "DEADLINE" for the new Proxmox VE :) I can remember talks about vzdump and openvz that were depended on CFQ. Martin, could I have the link to the latest discussion please?

https://github.com/YanVugenfirer/kvm-guest-drivers-windows/issues/11

This is a bug (non-critical): https://github.com/YanVugenfirer/kvm-guest-drivers-windows/issues/11

> I think it's because of your writeback cache of your perc HD700. try to put it in writethrough, and retry to do same benchs. But write-through would make it even slower, right?

Hello everybody, Could anybody try to explain why cache=directsync and cache=none (which is write-back with host cache disabled) give completely same results? Shouldn't it be better on writing with cache=none? ------------------ Hardware: - Dell PE 710 - PERC H700 Integrated - RAID 0+1 -...

Re: Boot order questions Thank you!

Re: Boot order questions Okay. Thanks. There is no such information there.

1) Does boot order work through the whole cluster on one host only? 2) What is the default index for boot order? For example, I have set "10" for DHCP server but when Proxmox host starts all the machines start almost at the same time.

https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=359

Thanks for the info!

Is this in pvetest already and we can participate in testing or not uploaded yet?

Sometimes Java VM takes more than 10 seconds to start. 10 seconds is not enough and should be increased. https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=223