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Based on the output of this: ls -1 /sys/kernel/iommu_groups/*/devices/ the [4x:xx.x] devices you are looking for are not in any IOMMU groups, so they aren't eligible to be bound to vfio-pci or passed through to a VM. I haven't seen devices like this that are completely outside of IOMMU groups. Open to suggestions here.

I've done some digging on this - here's what I found. Mount unraid share system on my mac and check its spotlight status: [macbook-pro]:~ $ mdutil -s /Volumes/system /System/Volumes/Data/Volumes/system: Server search enabled. [macbook-pro]:~ $ But as best I can tell "server search" is not in fact enabled. Turns out samba 4.12.0 changed this search-related default: Note that when upgrading existing installations that are using the previous default Spotlight backend Gnome Tracker must explicitly set "spotlight backend = tracker" as the new default is "noindex". If I add the following to SMB extras: [global] spotlight backend = tracker in addition to this share-specific code: [system] path = /mnt/user/system spotlight = yes Search works again! When I check spotlight status I get the following: [macbook-pro]:~ $ mdutil -s /Volumes/system /System/Volumes/Data/Volumes/system: Indexing disabled. [macbook-pro]:~ $ Hopefully this is useful toward a general fix. I'd rather avoid a custom entry for each share.

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