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which OS are you trying? If you reinstalling the same one 2,000 time you can try a different one; probably 32 bit.
looklike good .
My 512MB KVM centos runs out of memory running yum updates. Have had to stick with 1GB for KVM. No issues with 512MB openvz. shrug
Yup. That would have been the cherry on top. I still think about getting one or two. But I am not sure yet if I only take the 128mb or the 512mb one. Since the little one is more than enough for private openvpn and maybe a simple server monitor.
You could just add –disableplugin=fastestmirror to your yum command line.
meh...
There's something addictive about VirMach.
The only template that works is centos 6 64 bit, they tried to resync the ubuntu 16.04 template (the one I need) and it's the same, I just can't ssh nor ping the ip.
So they answered:
"Ubuntu 16.04 requires minimum 2GB of RAM. I would suggest you to try installing older version of the OS. Or you may need to upgrade the package."
This is a nice answer but actually I have ubuntu 16.04 64 bit installed on a 512 MB vps, a 512 MB vps from virmach that works great.
Ubuntu 16.04 64 bit needs just 256 MiB of RAM, find here "Ubuntu Server (CLI) Installation"
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
No CentOS 7?
Yes, there is centos 7, but it doesn't work for me, in the start it is online, it makes an automatic system update by itself (they make an automatic system update at the first boot) and then I can't shh nor ping it.
I voted virmach in the provider poll thread because I already have 3 vps always online with very good I/O and never needed support before, but for this vps they can't help me, I can't use this vps and I can't ask for a refund, they told me that I can't run on a 1 gb ram vps ubuntu 16.04 64 bit when ubuntu states that for ubuntu server 256 mb re enough, even debian has the same problem.
Does anybody installed debian or ubuntu 16.04 successfully on a virmach 1 gb ram kvm vps? I have ubuntu 16.04 installed on virmach ovz 512 mb, 1gb and 1,5 gb
Damn. I always miss the little KVM's. I'd love to get hold of some 128-256mb for VPN's and static sites.
Additional stock is being added for that package; it definitely went out of stock sooner than we anticipated.
I've messaged one of our system administrators in regards to the operating system concerns in this thread and will respond soon.
Quite different network speed in different network subnet at Los Angeles section from China. Chinese friends please notice that.
I thank you.
This is solved, as I thought it wasn't a ram problem, they just moved the vps to another node and everything works fine with the same amount of ram and the same OS.
lol. nm. got confused about something.
is windows included in 1Gb KVM plan?
edit : not included
Damn - either I've missed it AGAIN or it hasn't been added yet. Either way I'll keep an eye out, thanks.
Nice offer but my order got fraud marked even though I'm an old client o.o
@VirMach any update on this issue? I have a 256MB SSD instance with the same issue and a long-running ticket open. Long-story-short - unable to install either Ubuntu 16.04 or Debian 9 either from template or ISO. Only response I seem to get back from support is that "they require 2GB minimum" which is false. If the fix is as simple as moving to a different host I'm more than happy to try.
Perhaps ask for your VPS to be moved to another node. (See six posts above.)
Yes, we do not single home in Los Angeles, so it depends on what your ISP chooses to use on your side. Also, we've noticed in some cases that depending on the subnet, there could be a latency difference of up to 100ms with the exact same routing as soon as it enter's China's network. This could possibly be related to the GFW.
Fraud checker runs on every purchase, so if you've had issues in the past you need to reply to the automatically generated ticket and have a team member check manually.
We believe the issue is related to the node running CentOS 7. We're still testing to see what the specific issues could be, but there have been similar known problems with Centos 7 + SolusVM in the past.
Know operating systems that people have reported issues with on CentOS 7 nodes:
Most older guest operating systems work properly, even on CentOS 7 nodes. All of our nodes still running CentOS 6 have no reported issues.
Note: we're only running CentOS 7 on a small number of nodes.
I am also having the same issue :-(
Updated : issue resolved
Any chance for stock in Germany or Netherlands in the future? @VirMach
@noaman - how did you resolve the issue? have your instance moved to another node?
Gotcha, managed to work it out, support was helpful and quick. Server looks pretty good.
It was resolved at their end
Just tried, same thing. It makes no sense to me. Free reports 97 used and 268 free with more available in swap.
Thanks, though.
Awesome deals, but I can't find a place to enter the coupon code?
No CENTOS7?