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I also just tested shutting down and starting up a VM and the gnif/vender-reset seems to be working correctly! The only thing left would be to figure out the Nvidia drivers issue. I have a second Nvidia GPU I use for transcoding. Should I try building the kernel with the Nvidia drivers built in rather than the plugin?
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I have a 5600XT. This is my first time trying the gnif/vender-reset (in the past I used the navi reset patch), but when I tried it Unraid failed to startup, it just stopped at this point. I am pretty sure the compile completed correctly, got the usual all done message. More than willing to do more testing/troubleshooting.
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Thanks for the help and recommendations! I swapped around the graphics cards, but was still having issues so I did a clean windows install and that seems to have fixed all of my issues. I really appreciate the help!
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OK thanks. I'll look into switching them around. Hopefully I can, the 5600XT is a large card. I won't be able to do that for a little while but once I do I'll update.
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Well since I switched to the 3700X I no longer have an igpu. I have a secondary NVIDIA gpu, is there any way to get unraid to bind to that? I was unable to find a setting in the bios to switch primary gpus.
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For some reason my system log is always empty, both in the browser and when I check the file itself. I'm not unsure if I changed a setting by accident or what. Are there any settings I should check?
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I am aware of the reset bug, had to deal with it before switching hardware, however I didn't have to use those commands before. Is this due to Unraid binding to the 5600XT where as before Unraid would bind to the intel iGPU?
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So, strange stuff has happened. For some reason my server isn't logging anything, no idea why I'll have to figure that out later. I decided to create a new unraid usb. Kinda start from scratch. I started a vm with the 5600XT passed through and the system log was filled up with: unraid kernel: vfio-pci 0000:0c:00.0: BAR 0: can't reserve [mem 0xd0000000-0xdfffffff 64bit pref] Which lead me to this thread: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/77241-unable-to-passthrough-primary-gpu/ Which recommended running the following commands: echo 0 > /sys/class/vtconsole/vtcon0/bi
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Additionally the last time I rebooted the pixelation started shift up the screen like it was just incorrectly rendering the console reboot text.
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The same thing. I think the video corruption might actually be incorrectly displayed console text, but i'm not completly sure. I recently noticed that if I hit enter or type the pixelation shifts.