Uaeladen

This is what I mean, as long as they are in the exact same order on the fresh install unraid should figure out that these drives don't need to be formatted, correct?.

Just to verify, I am having some issues with my machine and I am starting to think the USB flash drive is failing. When I wipe and reinstall on a new usb flash drive, As long as i put the 11 hard drives in the exact same config slots, which includes a 5 drive zpool, all data should still be there and should not initiate a wipe on the drives... correct?

Here is the device's XML portion for the VM as well.

Hello. I have recently created a VM and added a wifi card to my DL380p gen8 so I can pass it though. The VM will not launch and has this error. And here is the device tree I have googled a few things and i have already tried the 'append vfio_iommu_type1.allow_unsafe_interrupts=1 initrd=/bzroot' to no avail, i have seen another line to try, but my error did not exactly match that scenario. Any ideas?

stopping the array is a given, however the goal is to eject the drive and swap without powering off the machine. This is how this controller normally works. However with unraid you have to set all drives to raid 0 on the controller itself so unraid can see the drives. This is what i believe is the cause of not being able to eject the drives while on.

even with stopping the array in unraid the "do not eject" led is lit on all of the drive caddies.

Did a search for this controller and mostly found initial setup issues. However i have unraid up and running on this card, it is built into my DL380p Gen8 machine. My question is i have noticed the drives are not hot swappable with this controller and i must shut down the whole machine to swap or add drives which involves some work done in the HP raid array utility. Is there a way to make the 420i hot swappable with unraid? And if not, will getting a HP240 controller make it hot swappable?