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My tests showed that a virtio vnic transferred 12 to 17 Gbps to another vm's virtio, while an e1000 reached 4 Gbps to that same other virtio. Both virtual machines were on the same Proxmox host on vmbr0 with standard proxmox networking (no OVS). The interesting fact is that both the virtio and...

I see, that solves a lot of the puzzle indeed. Yes, it's absolutely true that the rollback part would become intricate. Thanks for pointing that out in detail. I never thought about HA as I'm not using that. Anyhow, I'm perfectly happy with the fact that the pseudo snapshot mechanism exists...

I never expected such a philosophical reply here in this forum :) But it's absolutely true. Our real life is not in this material world. I just realized (by trying it out) that excluding a disk from backup indeed automatically excludes it from the temporary snapshot that is needed to create...

It's indeed weird that one can exclude disks from backup but not from snapshot. And in order to make the backup, it needs to make a snapshot. If an admin truly is not smart enough to decide for himself if a disk should be included or excluded in a snapshot, then a lot more will go wrong in his...

I'm also curious. It would solve the problem running virtual Linux Mint with Cinnamon, which complains that "your system is currently running without video hardware acceleration". Searching the web explained this means there is no 3D acceleration, which apparently is possible to enable in...

I got the same problem, except that mine seems to turn black later on. When I do the debug boot, I need to press ctrl-D twice, but then pretty soon the screen just becomes black and stays black... I did an UEFI boot. Anyone any idea what to do next? I used the latest 6.4 image downloaded just...