RenatoEurope

Hi, my system is located in the CET timezone and the system bios is set accordingly. However when I start a VM, I get the clock set to a totally different time, by the look of it it must be US central or US pacific, albeit the windows setting, in the VM is set for the CET time zone. I have to speculate it is the OVMF bios which has a different setting. How do I correct it? Thank you in advance

Hi Robin, Thank you for helping. In relation to your questions: 1) Rebooting the Unraid system does not change the situation. 2) in relation to nvram, I normally just modify in form mode the standard templates for Linux and Windows 10, I never messed around with the nvram settings, I went to check in the XML view one Windows 10 derived template and indeed found : <os> <type arch='x86_64' machine='pc-q35-5.1'>hvm</type> <loader readonly='yes' type='pflash'>/usr/share/qemu/ovmf-x64/OVMF_CODE-pure-efi.fd</loader> <nvram>/etc/libvirt/qemu/nvram/0d25bedb-67e7-0d1f-a1cd-c570768c2f85_VARS-pure-efi.fd</nvram> </os> As an ignorant on the subject, and not knowing the first think about nvram, what it is and what it does, I can observe the nvram files seem to have the creation timestamp of the VM they belong to and hence I could speculate, to test your theory, I could save those files on an hd and try to restore them when a VM I force to stop, fails to restart and see whether, with the restored file, the VM can come to life again.

I do not know what hook files are in this context so I can speculate I do not. I attached the zip file of my diagnostics. Thank you for any help you could provide. tower-diagnostics-20221101-1146.zip

Hi, I just upgraded to 6.11.1 from 6.9.2, in hope to find a solution to a weired problem: Most of the times (not all of the times) forcing to stop a VM in 6.9.2 mean having to re-create the VM template because the one used would not work anymore, the VM would allegedly start but than never work. The only way to re-launch that VM would be to re-create the VM template, assigning the same HD, video card, etc. Launching the "old" template with VNC and than connecting to the VM via VNC showed a "The system has not initialized the display" window. Recreating the Vm template, by clowning it , allowed the VM to restart correctly. Is there a work around to this problem? Thank you in advance for helping.

I have a similar problem, just making sure it is not EXACTLY the same problem do you know if the problem with the shutdown surfaces just after you have used a VM? In my case, if I just start the system up and then shut it down, it shuts down ok, just if I have used a VM, the shutdown never completes.

Hello, the problem appeared since the upgrade, it was working fine before. From a clean boot up of the system I can perform a clean shutdown, but if I launch any VM (the VM loads correctly, works perfectly and apparently shuts down correctly) than the VMS page stops loading. My system is based on a threadripper 3270 with a 3080ti and a vega64 video cards loaded. 128 GB Ram. anybody has any idea on where to start troubleshooting this problem?

Hello, the problem appeared since the upgrade, it was working fine before. From a clean boot up of the system I can perform a clean shutdown, but if I launch any VM (the VM loads correctly, works perfectly and apparently shuts down correctly) than the VMS page stops loading. My system is based on a threadripper 3270 with a 3080ti and a vega64 video cards loaded. 128 GB Ram. anybody has any idea on where to start troubleshooting this problem?

Is it just me or it shows an amateurish approach not to support by default AMD products and where the solution proposed is for the user to load a different module? This should be taken care by unraid, that is what we pay the license for. BTW, I am another unhappy customer who cannot get unraid 6.10.3 to boot because I have a threadripper. I canot even load the alternative module by myself as I never get to the point where I can run a terminal.

I got it to work, I do not think I have hardware acceleration, but I just run it using VNC as I wanted to be able to run it inside other OS.

Hi, I create a virtual machine, specifying VNC as the graphic card. I can connect with VNC using the VNC client but I was after a better experience so I installed VNC viewer. At the prompt, I enter the machine IP, ex: 192.168.0.222:5900 I, I checked on my VM IP address but VNC viewer tells me "The Connection was refused by the computer" what else do I need to do? Thanks for any help.

Hi, I would need to install an Android x86 vm in my unraid system. I am able to execute the installation that seems ok but then they system cannot boot from the virtual HD, I tried also to set the disk as a sata, but it does not help.ody Has any experience with this? Thank you in advance. well, it was convoluted but I could repeat it. chose Install and create the partition. than, after you made sure the installer has written the partition to disk, reboot your system and, at the prompt, chose "more options". One of those is auto install. go for it and it works.

Not sure what hardware I have, however my bluetooth is working perfectly under Big Sur (I installed that and it is now working great) so I would speculate this is aa Monterey problem, unrelated to my hardware. Thank you for your help never the less.

Hi, I have installed Monterey an I am having bluetooth problems, the bluetooth device is recognized and, in theory is working, however I cannot pair any device, sometimes they get recognized, sometime not, however I never manage to pair any. Anybody has any idea? Thank you in avance.

Entering the ovmf bios setup works, I will try your other option, thank you for your help in the meantime, I will post the update.

Tried that, it does not help.