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I'm sorry, I didn't mean this to be a flame war. I'm not disputing any of your statements. Yes, in an ideal world you would look at the total TCO. As well, a non-tech can easily replace a failed drive in a hardware raid array. However, try looking at it from another angle. The company I...

True hardware raid is not cheap. Inexpensive hardware raid is usually a firmware-based software raid, which is not necessarily supported by Linux. For many smaller companies, adding a second drive and setting it up in a RAID-1 setup is usually the least expensive. What about a small company...

Hi, I've written a blog entry about my experiences with Proxmox VE. I also have written several scripts, which are included with the blog entry. The entry covers the following subjects: Initial install Setting up a cluster Convert server to RAID-1 Template Naming Conventions Installing a...

The problem turned out to be the klogd daemon. Since it doesn't make sense to run it, I just uninstalled it. Now the container starts up in about 2 seconds, including Apache & Postgresql. I can't even time it, by the time I log in it is up.

Thanks, once I installed 2.6.18, I had to delete the entries in /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules so the NICs would be properly recognized. Re the init scripts, apparently they are starting, just taking a bit longer than I had realized.

Hi, I have Proxmox 1.8 installed on two systems, they have been configured to be a cluster. First problem: I tried to migrate a container from one node to another, it failed. Second problem: My container is a set up as Ubuntu 10.04. It starts and runs, but the init scripts are not being...