How to export a Proxmox VM to a KVM installation
Quick commands: qm list qm config 109 pvs vgs lvdisplay | grep 109 lvdisplay /dev/raid1/vm-109-disk-0 df -h pwd qemu-img convert -O qcow2 /dev/raid1/vm-109-disk-0 host.x.y.z.qcow scp
Quick commands: qm list qm config 109 pvs vgs lvdisplay | grep 109 lvdisplay /dev/raid1/vm-109-disk-0 df -h pwd qemu-img convert -O qcow2 /dev/raid1/vm-109-disk-0 host.x.y.z.qcow scp
This afternoon an important server suddenly stopped booting. Below if a screenshot of the final output, but earlier on the Proxmox boot sequence was this
Background LVM is normally easy to resize but on a VM you can also easily resize if you have EXT4 and no LVM. This article
This is the start of the Proxmox Cheat Sheet. We already have a few articles on Proxmox, as can be seen here. To start our
Background When you can’t shutdown or reboot or even stop a VM in Proxmox it’s quite distressing. Surely it should just reboot when you press
Background At times you will have a QCOW2 file that you want to import into Proxmox. Although this is a fairly trivial process, if you