graphics type='vnc' port='5901' autoport='yes'/
By the way, if you ever install vncserver, that port used for the VM will
cause a conflict
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Hi.
Thanks for your feedback.
I have used the virtio drivers for nics, storage, and memory ballooning, but
because of the steps you have to take to switch to virtio, I'm using e1000
and IDE emulation on this one to keep it simple.
Did you ever had troubles with virtio drivers? I started using
Did you ever had troubles with virtio drivers?
I have a pfSense guest that runs fine with all virtio drivers (lan,storage)
but you might want to switch back to IDE just to see if your virtio storage
driver is causing the issue.
Your xml file looks very much like a pfSense guest I have running
Hi.
I'm reposting here a question I asked on the forum, hoping for a different
audience.
I'm running pfSense for some time now, since 2.0.something it has always been
running without issues. With the latest 2.1 releases I'm very rarely running
into crashes. Today I managet do catch one:
Fatal
The VM is configured with VirtIO disks, emulated e1000 network cards.
I use kvm and have had no problems running any of the 2.1 releases. I'm
building a VM server right now that will run pfSense and one other guest OS.
I have used the virtio drivers for nics, storage, and memory ballooning, but
