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Re: nested proxmox - SOLVED I was a little bit upside down on this so here goes. 1) in the proxmox host in /etc/modules add kvm-amd nested=1 2) reboot 3) create the proxmox guest 4) edit the /etc/qemu-server/CTID.conf file and add args: -enable-nesting 5) start the guest and look for the...

also posted this on KVM mailing list - I found the amd-kvm argument for the /etc/modules file [snip] vhost04:~# cat /etc/modules # /etc/modules: kernel modules to load at boot time. # # This file contains the names of kernel modules that should be loaded # at boot time, one per line. Lines...

no go - attached is a screenshot - but when I try to migrate a karmic into the container - it works .... slowly = but with the /dev/kvm cannot be found.... Then I installed proxmox again - this time with the args: -enable-nesting and I got the following trace out of the kernel (showed up in...

ICK - well - it's not any faster! it may not show - let me login to the vm. ok - now SVM shows [snip] vhost3:~# grep svm /proc/cpuinfo flags : fpu de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush mmx fxsr sse sse2 syscall nx lm up pni svm vhost3:~# hmm - I...

try installing another os as a test - I doubt this is proxmox specific. If debian stable loads - and proxmox doesn't something is going on- but prove it - it only take like 10-15 minutes to to the iso base system install. -Adrian

hey - thanks - I'll try it as soon as I get home! the vm fired u - but man - everything was like 100% cpu int he proxmox vm. (and I noticed the /dev/kvm not loaded error.) --Adrian

Hi all, I have a proxmox setup and started reading about the nested KVM possiblities. (So I installed it ... but it seems like kvm doesn't detect the svm extensions on the qemu-cpu) [snip] (from proxmox on proxmox kvm) grep svm /proc/cpuinfo vhost3:~# (from proxmox) vhost01:~# grep svm...

openvz is key please don't get rid of openvz support .

can you disable the realtek and run just with the e1000 for a while? would be interesting to see if it's the card - I saw similar behaviour LONG ago with ne2k cards that didn't play nice. (And dedicated slots or not - the ne2k or realteks were junk compared to the 3com / intel cards.)

lsof | grep TCP my DMZ hypervisor doens't have any services that run on the external interface - I keep the access on the internal bridges (to avoid this issue) - why not put an openvz host up with just ssh as a passthu? (or setup a vpn in a kvm) --Adrian

so - you didn't get a vm to boot right - and you changed the networking on your hypervisor? next time - fire up openvz containers to test the networking to know exactly what you have - then futz with the hypervisor. when you get it back ifconfig -a cat /etc/network/interfaces (and a dmesg...

All, I installed an instance of xwrt and have the image available to share - it's a vzdump of the image that is stable if you would like to try it out - please feel free. http://www.vlcg.net/node/4 (more info) http://www.vlcg.net/downloads/vzdump-qemu-109-2009_11_11-11_47_44.tar (direct...

well - I'm not sure about how to tell if it switched to the high resolution timer - but I was running windows media playing running 720p to a small small window (and it didn't skew thru that.) is there a debug setup or something where I could probe the clock or somthing ? (A clock skew test...

on the intel wolfdale setup - (dual core xeon 3xxx) - no noticiable time drift after 48 hours - so it doesn't appear as noticable. --Adrian

it was dselect badness. just needed to delete the package caches and all was fine ... love when I post then figure it out.

so I'm not sure what is up (I think that openipmi should be in main but ...) tyring to get the dellomsa tools to work with an onboard lsi megaraid in an asus board - so I add in the stuff for the dell omsa for debian - but then apt-get install openipmi returns ... package openipmi isn't...

man - that is good to know - I'm building a SOHO vdi with wolfdale e3xxx dual core and will see if I can get windows to behave better on that than the amd. The amd gets unhappy after anything that is particularily interrrupt intensive - high io /(disk or net) high cpu - but if if just chugs...

So I tried this - and it seemed to help (although not sure yet) - in the bios - I turned off the HPET timer. The clock seems better -and none of the windows vm's have freaked out since ....

I would do it in kvm - not worth the hassle of dealing with the kernel setup in the openvz container. (And then later - when you want to migrate it to another container - if it's kvm - you are done - if it's opennvz - it's going to be irritating.) (Although - migrating the openvpn...

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