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This was an install from the standard Proxmox 1.3 iso that had been updated to 1.4, then to 1.5, and finally, just updated to 1.6. The apt-get update && apt-get upgrade and installing the kernel appeared to work fine. When I rebooted to try out the new kernel I was greeted with the Error 15...

I just upgraded my running Proxmox 1.5 host to Proxmox 1.6 following the directions on the wiki. Following the reboot, I get an error 15 using either the new kernel, and the previous 2.6.18 kernel. Any ideas to get this working again are really appreciated. Thanks

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I'm always shocked at how quickly I get replies on this forum! Does the 2.6.24 kernel support scsi disks? I just looked at the kernel support wiki page and don't see any mention of it. Thanks again

Title pretty much says it all. I upgraded from 1.4 to 1.5, and OpenVZ machines work well but KVM machines fail to startup, even if I try to setup a new virtual machine. I've tried 64 bit ubuntu, 64 bit pbxinaflash, and 64 bit cacti-ez, all fail to startup. I'm trying to use them with scsi...

I tested by creating some dummy files (15MB, 50MB, 100MB, 1GB) on another host on the network and scp'd the files to each VM. I also rsync'd about 3GB of smaller files and got similar throughput that way as well. Maybe there's a more accurate way to test this?

Sorry for the delay in my response. Everything seems to be working great other than the timing source for Conferencing. I get dmesg log errors because of the realtime clock losing time.

I can get great disk I/O in an OpenVZ container vs a KVM virtual machine, but the networking is MUCH slower. About 1MB/s for OpenVZ vs 9-10MB/s for the KVM virtual machine. Both are Debian Lenny machines with 1GB of RAM on the same Proxmox host. Any ideas?

The network adapter makes perfect sense now. And so far, I'm really liking proxmox's simple, lightweight administration interface, and the easy connections for iscsi targets and VM backups. After, I have a better grasp on all Proxmox has to offer, I'll happily answer any questions, I'm...

So, I would use Intel drivers in my Windows machine even though I have Broadcom nics? Sorry, this is all new to me I've always used VMWare ESX or Xen for virtualization. Here's a link to the version of PBX in a Flash that I'm using...

Yes PBX in a Flash is based on Centos5. All I get in it is the loopback interface. ***Edit*** I just changed the network adapter to rtl8139, and it appears to be working now. Should I use this as the default for all my KVM virtual machines? I've just started using Proxmox, so I apologize for...

I've installed PBX in a Flash from iso onto my HP DL360-G5 server with dual Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme II BCM5708 Gigabit Ethernet (rev 12) network cards. Networking works great on my Proxmox 1.4 host, but when I setup a virtual machine in KVM, the ethernet adapter doesn't even show up in...