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its supposed to make it faster and better. however the performance difference is very little.
thanks for your replay,
virtio as IO virtualization , This makes Disk of VM's faster than none-virtio enabled?
its for everything. disk/network etc.
personally i have yet to see a huge difference, you might get a few MB difference (maybe 180MB compare to Virtio 185MB)
I've never seens a difference IO wise although network it dramatic from what I've seen.
I had a Windows box with the default Proxmox Intel network drivers and the network was crap, I was downloading at maybe 40-50MB/s I added the Virto drivers and changed the NIC on the VM settings and it worked, getting 80-100MB/s
Difference between VirtIO and SCSI is not that high (5-10%), differtence between IDE and VirtIO is massive (30%+).
Thanks for your replay ,
I did start using VirtiO on some Linux server and I'll test and give some benchmark on those box.
Also I think this needs more times for full-testing.
The performance difference that you'll get depends on the storage layer.
When I enabled virtio , I did create a VM and attach windows 2008 .iso , But Windows can't recognize the disks.
Must I install some drivers or etc?
Must I install some drivers or etc?
you get that when you select virtio options. just mount this http://alt.fedoraproject.org/pub/alt/virtio-win/latest/images/virtio-win-0.1-81.iso
and select OS etc and add drivers.