I bet this is just because of how I set my test up:
- I have VE 1.9 on two servers, in a cluster
- I created two VMs in the cluster, on which I installed VE 2.0
- I clustered the two VE 2 vms
- I create a vm on one of them, and when I went to start it, I got the error:
No Accelerator found! (500)
This is probably because I'm like 3 levels deep in virtualizing at this point, right? Just thought I'd check if this is possible. I don't have enough spare hardware to test a 2.0 cluster properly right now, and this would be such a neat, quick way to test.
- I have VE 1.9 on two servers, in a cluster
- I created two VMs in the cluster, on which I installed VE 2.0
- I clustered the two VE 2 vms
- I create a vm on one of them, and when I went to start it, I got the error:
No Accelerator found! (500)
This is probably because I'm like 3 levels deep in virtualizing at this point, right? Just thought I'd check if this is possible. I don't have enough spare hardware to test a 2.0 cluster properly right now, and this would be such a neat, quick way to test.