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Nice one, nice addition to the forum!

How about creating an ISO image from that dataset and mount that as a CDROM?

Did you install the drivers for the virtio interface? http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Paravirtualized_Network_Drivers_for_Windows

Pff... you trying to give yourself a hard time there? The PVE .deb's were created by the Proxmox guys themselves, not by users, so one might think you'd end up with the same setup.

As far as I know, yes. It installs a very basic Etch and deploys the PVE packages. Didn't try it myself though! If the box is on console, why not just try it?

What you for sure could do it a Debian Etch netinstall over tftp/pxe and then install the .deb files provided by Proxmox. It *should* give you the same result. Haven't tested it myself though.

Agreed, that is the ideal situation. But we both know that a large percentage of hosting companies don't use tape, they want on-disk storage. Then again .. this is only an idea, the discussion itself is one for the admin to answer. KVM - OK, but why not for all OpenVZ VM's? Am I missing...

Should definitely work. Don't know if resizing disk 1 will work tho', you're dealing with LVM and ext3 filesystems. Safe way is to just install ubuntu on disk2. BTW.. proxmox won't use 2 seperate disks. Only if you stick 'em on a hardware raid controller.

Ok, I'll run tests with them. Well... you want to have backupserver apart from your usual clusternodes, *BUT* why I would choose to install it inside a VM is flexibility - out of diskspace? Migrate to another host with larger disks. Of course that can be down without a VM, but I'm trying to...

Easiest way would be to add a 2nd disk later. Proxmox will grab as much diskspace as possible.

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