High availability at home is pointless. Specially if you are already virtualizing. This beta has been fairly stable and not saying kernel panics are impossible but probably points to a misconfiguration in your esxi. I personally have never seen any of my systems just "laying down" on ANY version or beta I have ever used physical or virtual. A daemon misbehaving.... sure. Linux kernel laying down, not likely without faulty hardware.
High availability at home is pointless. Specially if you are already virtualizing. This beta has been fairly stable and not saying kernel panics are impossible but probably points to a misconfiguration in your esxi. I personally have never seen any of my systems just "laying down" on ANY version or beta I have ever used physical or virtual.
A daemon misbehaving.... sure. Linux kernel laying down, not likely without faulty hardware.
I have. I ahve one 8.3xx machine that's bombed inside of hyper-v..i then had a physical machine the same day bomb as well. Support and i are trying to figure out what is going on.
v9 in hyper-v has not connectivity at all for me right now.
Interesting.... that is why a large test base is always a good thing. I have been running mine on esxi 4.x since v8 first came out and install betas and usually leave my stable release running along side. So far v9 has been chugging along just fine even though I exclusively use vmxnet3 adapters for all my astaro builds.
Interesting.... that is why a large test base is always a good thing. I have been running mine on esxi 4.x since v8 first came out and install betas and usually leave my stable release running along side. So far v9 has been chugging along just fine even though I exclusively use vmxnet3 adapters for all my astaro builds.
