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Hi, I think the default template is not properly configured. It creates the database in the container and is therefore wiped on update (Learned that the hard way... goodbye data). As a walkaround I added a path mapping to the template like this: Container Path: /var/www/html/database/sqlite/servas.db -> Host Path: /mnt/user/appdata/servas/servas.db With that it survives an update and the data is actually stored in the appdata folder. Maybe someone smarter than me can confirm, and maybe you will want to modify the template.

Hi, no solution to this point. I don't use that VM anymore, so I just forgot about it. If anyone found a solution, let us know !

Nice one, I didn't think about this, but that's not it... I tried 15,1 - 17,1 and 19,1, but the problem is still there. I was using the same model of mac in my old config, and it was working well. There is my older config.plist attached for reference. (It was working well, as I said, but the new one seems much better) config.plist

Solution was a change to syslinux config: append pcie_acs_override=downstream vfio_iommu_type1.allow_unsafe_interrupts=1 pci=noaer initrd=/bzroot

Hi all, I had some problem with my previous macOS VM, so I decided to start with a clean install, which work very well. However, I run into problems when trying to connect to a Wi-Fi network: I have a Fenvi T919 passed to the VM, it's immediately recognized and the BT works perfectly. However, when I enter the password of a Wi-Fi network and try to connect, macOS crash almost instantly and give me the mac equivalent of the BSOD (Don't know if it has a name) before restarting. The card was working perfectly with my previous VM and I can still use all the Apple functionality (Handoff, Airdrop...), I just can't connect to a Wi-Fi network. (I'll admit that it's not a huge problem as I have the virtual Ethernet port anyway, but it's not very "clean"). I'll attach some logs, my config.plist and my xml. Any ideas ? Kernel-2022-10-02-141156.panic Kernel-2022-10-02-141408.panic Kernel-2022-10-02-081752.panic Kernel-2022-10-02-081959.panic Kernel-2022-10-02-083246.panic Kernel-2022-10-02-141545.panic Kernel-2022-10-02-140519.panic Kernel-2022-10-01-211001.panic Kernel-2022-10-01-211959.panic Kernel-2022-10-02-140659.panic Kernel-2022-10-01-213312.panic Kernel-2022-10-02-140847.panic wifi.log macos.xml config.plist

Hi guys, I have a fairly well working Big Sur VM with dedicated GPU, USB controller, a EFI with support for sound and apple services... But I'm beaten by Broadcom's wifi cards which I'm trying to set up in order to be able to use Airdrop and other services like it. My Hardware: Asus Prime Z270-A Intel i7-7700K 32GB DDR4 Sapphire RX560 GTX 1070 (Not used for Macos) The problem is that whenever I try to pass the wifi part of the card, the VM crashes during boot and unraid logs are providing the following message: vfio_err_notifier_handler (Card's address) Unrecoverable error detected. Please collect any data possible and then kill the guest The Bluetooth part of the card is passed successfully as part of my USB controller and is detected by the VM. When I try to pass the card to another OS, for example windows, it is detected and then it crashes when I try to install the driver and then the VM is broken until I use fail safe mode to disable the driver otherwise it doesn't go past POST stage. I have tried 2 cards: a fenvi fv-t919 bought specifically for that purpose and a T6E lying around that I was using a few years before when my computer was not yet running unraid but a normal windows install. Both cards are providing exactly similar results. My problem is similar to this topic: However, we don't have exactly the same motherboard, so I tried tinkering with my Thunderbolt settings but when it doesn't stop my PC from posting it simply doesn't change anything to the problem... Appreciate any advice, ideas !