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Of course the SSD has to support TRIM. But AFAIK and AFAIR for example with Corsair SSDs the OS still has to send those TRIM-commands to the SSD itself.

I had the same problem a time ago. It turned out, that KVM has ejected the ISO after searching for drivers in Windows 7. Check if the ISO is still mounted under the hardware-tab on the VM-page.

Probably because you can't access the TRIM functionality without special software (drivers) and/or your HBA doesn't support SSDs properly.

I think the overhead of supporting this, would be too much to handle.

With "snapshotting" I meant the ability to make the typical "snapshots". At least it would be nice to have a GUI-implementation of the backups. That means if you could manage backups assigned to a particular VM and probably restore,delte backups etc. "Snapshots" could in the beginning realized...

Hi, I'm now using Proxmox for nearly 2 years (since the beginning of the project). I'm using it daily, at work and at home. Some features that I would like probably to see in future versions: Integration of backup-restore in the GUI Snapshotting of containers & VMs (GUI integrated) Cloning...

The vzctl-command return code 0 which means success. So why it returns 0 ? Because the changes can be written to the config but not be "interpreted" by some kernel versions. So why is the field shown in version 2.6.24 ? The developers should answer this question. For me it isn't really bad but...

If I had the choice I would go for the: Pros: - Xeon Server-Class - Quad-Core - Intel VT-x (for KVM guests) Cons: - "only" 1000MHz FSB You could also go for a Intel Nehalem-CPU. They're worth the price I think and you have got more bandwith (QPI).

I think the MaxIQ-technique is a good solution if you're running databases on which you have heavy access and it would be therefore a good idea to cache parts on an SSD which has higher I/Ops. Just My 2 Cents ;)

Re: Windows 2008 R2 virtio storage installation og Windows server reactivation proble If something of your virtual-hardware changes for example the cpu serial or if you added another virtual cpu you have to reactivate the windows server-versions if they're not a VLK-version. In your case the...

AFAIK Supsend & Resume don't swap on the LVM volume like the "Stop-Method".

Sorry, but I don't understand the meaning of your question. Dou you mean why the CPU-field is shown in the webinterface unregarded that you've kernel 2.6.24 installed ?

AFAIK only kernel 2.6.18 supports cpulimits ;)

Normally the containers should be started by a cronjob if their status is "mounted". This can take sometimes 1-2 minutes. Normally there should be no difference between official Proxmox-Templates and OpenVZ templates.

Thanks for the info ;)

Hi, glad that I found the point :D ! Normally you should be able to create the OpenVZ VM, because the webinterface should show the filename resp. the parts of the filename of the specific template and not its description. Can you post a printscreen of the create-dialog ?

Oh sorry, I misunderstood you. Do you have something similar to this ? Normally "-- unknown --" should only be showed up on templates that you made yourself. The templates which you downloaded directly from the "Appliance Templates"-page should be displayed correctly with their description...

:D That's a way too. But in a prodcutive environment I would definitely not mess around with the configs, but it's your choice ;).

Hi, do you mean that the OpenVZ templates don't show up in the webinterface ? Clear your browser cache and give it a try. Can you please post your storage.cfg in /etc/pve ? ;)

Hi, why want you to remove the OpenVZ support from the webinterface ? I don't think that it's a good idea to remove the specific code from the webinterface files. And as soon as the pvemanager will be updated, you'll have to do all the work again.