[PVE-User] KVM only

[David Black]

So long as the required features are enabled - look at the config for pve-kernel for instance, other kernels can work, though I imagine doing so is unsupported by Proxmox the company. When experimenting in this way, I know better than to burden the good people who make this software freely available to us. :-) 


On PVE 2.1 I've run KVM VMs with zero apparent problems on a stock OpenVZ 2.6.32 kernel, as well as a 3.5.3 Fedora 17 kernel - always participating in a cluster with other nodes running the stock kernel. Last night I compiled vanilla 3.6.2 to test later this week. 


All the cluster functions seems to work normally, and I wasn't at the time using HA. Something might have broken later, but all looked fine for a day or two of uptime. 




Dave 


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Hi Fábio, 

you need the pve-firmware and pve-kernel to use the proxmox environment. And to use fence, pve-cluster, and other apps/daemons of Proxmox, 

Why you don't upgrade? You could use your Debian 6, for example, and then install this firmware, kernel and headers. 
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Fernando Sierra 
SysAdmin at CETA-Ciemat (Trujillo/Spain) 


El 17/10/12 13:57, Fábio Rabelo escribió: 

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Just a thought : 

If I use only KVM, it would be possible to use Debian stock kernel ? 

Like the 3.2.xx in backports repository ? 


Fábio Rabelo 


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