On Sun, Sep 14, 2008 at 7:56 PM, xming [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the oldest version that doesn't work? (i.e. when was the regression
introduced?)
I can (almost) be sure the kvm-70 did not have stalls and that kvm 73
certainly
has this problem.
Never tried 71 and I am not sure
What is the oldest version that doesn't work? (i.e. when was the regression
introduced?)
I can (almost) be sure the kvm-70 did not have stalls and that kvm 73
certainly
has this problem.
Never tried 71 and I am not sure about 72 (haven't ran it for long
time and upgraded to 73)
Ok I
What is the oldest version that doesn't work? (i.e. when was the regression
introduced?)
I can (almost) be sure the kvm-70 did not have stalls and that kvm 73 certainly
has this problem.
Never tried 71 and I am not sure about 72 (haven't ran it for long
time and upgraded to 73)
--
To
Most likely the guest's rx queue length is greater than the host's. You
might try
ifconfig vnet0 txqueuelen 1500
(and so on for every interface)
or perhaps reducing the guests' txqueuelen.
I have the same issue (overruns) and I have stalled network (in my other
report I can only
xming wrote:
Most likely the guest's rx queue length is greater than the host's. You
might try
ifconfig vnet0 txqueuelen 1500
(and so on for every interface)
or perhaps reducing the guests' txqueuelen.
I have the same issue (overruns) and I have stalled network (in my other
(re-adding list)
xming wrote:
What NIC model are you using in the guest?
I have tried 8319, e1000 and virtio both had stalls. I am using virtio
with txqueuelen 1500 on the tap.
I didin't had this proble with kvm 69, 70.
What is the oldest version that doesn't work? (i.e. when was
Hi all,
I'm running ~13 virtual machines in production on KVM 62 (unfortunately
the best ubuntu-stable can provide for me :/) and i've noticed a lot of
TX overruns, is this something i should be worried about? Are my
machines losing data?
These machines are all bridged with options like this:
Henri Cook wrote:
Hi all,
I'm running ~13 virtual machines in production on KVM 62 (unfortunately
the best ubuntu-stable can provide for me :/) and i've noticed a lot of
TX overruns, is this something i should be worried about? Are my
machines losing data?
There shouldn't be any data
