Too many nics.
The limit seems hardcoded in qemu (in qemu/net.h), I've changed MAX_NICS
from 8 to 24, and this seems to do the trick.
Is there any adverse effects doing this ? Is the limit arbitrary , or
there for a good reason ?
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s sufficient ?
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Mark.
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Thanks for the answer,
greetings,
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the tap itnerface/implementation, because of
the reboot-observation.
fabian
Yes it is virtio.
e1000 works but it is pure emulation, so :
Less performance
More CPU usage.
This server is in pre-prod right now, So I'd rather try to help
debugging the issue for the moment.
greetings,
ch 64 bits
KVM 70 on this machine.
As fabian said, rebooting the kernel doesn't help, but rebooting the
whole kvm guest does.
No error messages as far as I can tell. The kvm guest is a clonezilla
server and send lots of data.
It began to crawl after 2/3 weeks of usage.
Greetings,
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good.
Time will tell if stability is ok.
Thanks for your quick answer,
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Dor Laor a écrit :
Can you please try an update version of the windows drivers?
sure ! I'll do it right now.
I also added a dummy installer you can use too:
http://kvm.qumranet.com/kvmwiki/VirtioWindowsDrivers
Regards,
Dor
Thanks for the fast answer
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they were
installed in KVM-23 timeframe)
I also have 2003 guests, and so far I haven't encountered the problem.
Also have linux guests, with net AND disk virtio , AND high load without
problem.
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