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where is this done : ' change cache to Write Back' ?

I've 3 test vz's . they are on lvm , zfs and zvol On slowness - tests I've done inside vz's show no difference in speed. the test is to check the data integrity of our 2GB worth of pro4 files. But rsyncs on zfs are a lot slower.

we've been using zfs for iso and backups with out issues. vz and kvm do not work when run directly on zfs . vz would start but have issues with disk usage. here are some notes: ------------------------ df in ct: , note 10G inaccurate. s/b 15G 8003-pro4 / # df Filesystem Type Size...

Hello It would best I think for you to post a new thread. best regards, Rob

for us re install on proxmox beta systems was the easiest way to increase free volume group space.

was this system installed using a beta proxmox cd? If so then then there may not be enough space on the lvm volume group . what is the output of: vgs this is ours on a rc-1 system: vgs VG #PV #LV #SN Attr VSize VFree pve 1 3 0 wz--n- 1.82t 16.00g

Hello we've pfsense running low on space. I searched forums and wiki and could not find how to do increase the size of a FreeBSD disk. the disk is an IDE . any suggestions? Or else we'll just do a fresh install and restore a backup pfsense config file.

also check this: http://richardhartmann.de/blog/posts/2012/02/RAID-sucks/

It'd be good to see a storage type 'local zfs' . also check this: http://zfsonlinux.org/example-zvol.html "One of the interface layers available in the ZFS on Linux port is the ZVOL. The ZVOL layer allows you to create a virtual block device in a ZFS storage pool. While this may not...

see http://zfsonlinux.org/ . While the Proxmox developers have been producing 2.0, ZFS for linux has been getting made. From thar site: " Native ZFS for Linux! ZFS is an advanced file system and volume manager which was originally developed for Solaris. It has been successfully ported to...

For testing I want to use extra disks with Proxmox for ZFS . We'll use this for backups for now. I put my install notes here: http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/ZFS#Native_ZFS_for_Linux_on_Proxmox_2.0 ZFS is amazing .

So that allows USB over I/P ? that is cool. Have you used any particular models?

KVM like openvz have their own mail lists and possibly forums google / search : kvm mailing lists this was at the top: http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Lists,_IRC there are archives to search on the 'general and x86' row. I saw 3 archives, 2 had search boxes at the top of page. it is good...

which version / type of nexanta are you using?

Hello Did you get nexenta-proxmox integration working? Nexenta is the next thing we'll try to use zfs . Also yesterday I tried Debian GNU/kFreeBSD - squeeze. zfs works but debsd does not have nfs yet . see http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/ZFS#Debian_GNU.2FkFreeBSD . It'll be...

Please read Tom's post above, as I think that he answered that. I've used 2.0 testing since it first came out, but not for any production data. We use version 2 for servers which have data we can recover elsewhere like approx, dhcp server, etc. We run weekly pve backups and hourly backups...

Could you post the commands needed to install and configure opencloud ?

Thank you for the release! the vzdump lvm issues I posted are fixed. Note that the 1-st time a snapshot vzdump is done it may fail due to an old lock. running the backup again fixes that. here is the log from mail 7162: Feb 17 15:45:06 INFO: Starting Backup of VM 7162 (openvz) 7162: Feb...

ok here is more data 1- the system was stuck during a snapshot backup. We had been using suspend mode due to issues with snapshowt some time ago. I had tested snapshot on another server and it worked so tried it here on fbc240. 2- as a reboot had to get done to un stick the system, I figured...