Happytodd

Hi Everyone, I'm pretty new to Unraid and I've been watching a tonne of Youtube videos to wrap my head around this. What I'm trying to achieve is have my existing vanilla Win10 install, and then the ability to load up Unraid and boot that same drive in a VM. (dual boot). Now I've created a VM with my 3080RTX graphics card, now when I start the VM and change my display input I get the following error. The same error if I was to change the VM display to VNC. Is anyone able to help me out, or tell me what's causing this? Thanks!

I did figure out the issue, all I had to do was install the Intel GPU TOP plugin via Community Addons, and make sure I had a video cable connected from my motherboard to my monitor. My issue was that I had my display cable connected to my GPU, and I had started editing files when it wasn't necessary. I have a second display cable connected to my GPU now for when I set up my VM with GPU passthrough.

Yes, I'm aware of that (I will be uninstalling Nvidia Plugin shortly). I was unable to boot into GUI after installing Intel GPU Top though, and I'm just wondering perhaps I need to plug my video cable into that to load up Unraid GUI, and then plug in a separate video cable directly to Nvidia GPU once I've booted into a VM?

I'm experiencing the exact same issue, I just installed the Nvidia plugin to see if that works and it has allowed me to boot into Unraid GUI, but I want to use my Nvidia card for passthrough to VM. I'm wondering though, do we need HDMI connected from monitor to the motherboard for Intel GPU Top, or can it remain plugged in the main GPU?

I've tried both of those methods and still nothing. I'm sure it's something very stupid that I'm not doing right..

I went into the built in VFIO-PCI Config plugin and binded my 3080 rtx graphics card, and rebooted. A wall of text shows up before it stops and I get the following error: overlayfs: upper fs does not support xattr, falling back to index=off and metacopy=off. vfio-pci 0000:01:00.0: vgaarb: changed VGA decodes: olddecodes=io+mem,decodes=io+mem:owns=io+mem I'm under the impression I'll have to install the Intel GPU Top plugin as well?

Hi, I’m a brand new user to Unraid, I’m looking at using my PC as an Unraid server and VM directly into my existing Windows 10. As I don’t have another PC I really need access to Unraid GUI to set everything up. I’ve tried over the last couple nights to get this to work, when I boot into Unraid it gives me a list of options to boot into, so I select Unraid GUI and then I get a flashing cursor in top left corner. I’ve tired basically everything in Uefi to get this working. There is one thing I’m thinking that may fix it and I just wanted confirmation before I go unplugging everything. I have an Intel/Nvidia setup, and my DisplayPort is connected into my monitor and 3080rtx graphics card, I’m presuming I’ll need to connect my monitor directly to the motherboard to get access to the GUI? If so how would it go if I can start my windows 10 VM, will it automatically adjust to GPU input once booted? if this isn’t the solution to my problem accessing the GUI, what is? I can remotely access it from my mobile phone. Thanks!