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BAZOOKAPANDA

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  1. BAZOOKAPANDA's post in Passing through onboard sata controller to TruNAS scale VM causes Unriad host to crash/lockup was marked as the answer   
    I have news!
     
    So I found this on the Proxmox forums.
    https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/passthrough-of-onboard-sata-controller-locks-up-system.115569/
    https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/amd-epyc-pcie-passthrough-flr-error.106070/#post-456481
     
    I punched this line of code into the Unriad terminal
    echo bus >'/sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:83:00.0/reset_method'
     
    Except I substituted their IOMMU group with my own, like so
    echo bus >'/sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:47:00.0/reset_method'

    Anyway the VM started and I seem my two 4TB drives in TrueNAS
     
    To be honest I'm not really sure what any of this means
    but I do know that my TrueNAS Scale VM would not start and would crash Unraid if I had the sata controller passed trough
     
    Is the command the same as the function level reset I see in the vfio menu?
    Because I clicked that and nothing appeared to happen, I don't think it is a interactive button
    Do people know about this because I saw two threads on the Proxmox forums discussing this?
    Will there be a patch?
    Must I like the GIGA-chads below write a script to do this everytime before starting my VM?
     
    Would love some insight from people who actually know what any of this means
    Thank you



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