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Because we have a project running on this version and I am unable at this time to upgrade. I need to replicate their environment locally on my computer.

yes virtio blk worked perfectly, thank you.

Greetings, I need to install an old version of ubuntu (10.1) on a virtual proxmox machine. After setting it up with all default choices the installation does not detect the virutal disks. I have downloaded ubuntu 10.10 server amd64. Are there any special settings I need to do on the VM for it...

INFO: starting new backup job: vzdump 104 --remove 0 --mode snapshot --storage <storage> --node <node> --compress lzo ERROR: Backup of VM 104 failed - only 2 backup(s) allowed - please consider to remove old backup files. INFO: Backup job finished with errors TASK ERROR: job errors So --remove...

I wonder exactly how proxmox backups work. I can schedule backups to run a number of times per week, and also limit the number of backups per machine which are kept. However I would expect that when the maximum number of backups is exceeded I would expect the oldest backup to be overwritten for...

No it does not appear when i run pvecm nodes on a node which is still in the cluster, but in the web gui it still appears.

I have removed the nodedirectory

To clarify the removed node appears in the web gui only.

I had four nodes (now I have three)

Hello After removing a node from my proxmoxcluster, it still shows up in my cluster with a white x on it. I tried restarting corosync and pveproxy as well as the filesystem. I see that there is still an entry for the deleted node in /etc/pve/corosync,conf, however I am unable to edit this file...

Very enlightening, thank you :)

Yes, sorry about the command. So if I have a disk of 200 GB then the virtual representation of that file will also be 200 GB? When i create disks from within proxmox, the actual file size of the disk is much smaller than the disk's capacity, So then using dd is a bad option for migrating disks...

Hello I was under the impression that I could create a .raw image of my linux device for migrating to proxmox like this: dd if=/dev/hda | gzip | ssh proxmoxserver dd -of=disk_image.raw The problem is that this raw image gets really big, bigger than virtual disk images in general. I think I am...

Ah, aperantly ext4 by default reserves 5% of the disk for root usage, that would explain the 12G. The only space not accounted for then is the 60M used by an empty directory.....

I have the same problem if i create disks in the web gui and then add them to a host size 59G available 56G use 1%....

The device is working properly, I can create and remove files on it the file system is ext4

Hello On my vm df -h reports the following on a disk which using ls -la seems to be completly empty tobias@Migration:~$ df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on udev 225M 0 225M 0% /dev tmpfs 49M 1.9M 47M 4% /run /dev/sda1 197G 2.7G 184G...

Sometimes I am more stupid than otherwise. The disk wasn't formated, so obviously I could not mount it. I assume that if the disk hade been formatted properly, then I would have been able to mount it to begin with?

GUI means the proxmox web-gui I have no gui on the vm i am running ubuntu server 16.04.3 LTS

I do not have that option in the gui. I can do "add" which adds the disk under disk/by-id But I cannot see I have the option to mount it in the gui.