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When copying files from one share to another share via an intermediate Windows10 VM is the virtual network connection a limiting factor? I get max 500-600mbps (about 50-75MB/s) when copying large files. Is the limit the HDDs or the virtual network?

Can you post the IOMMU for the x99 board (in the Tools section of unraid)?

I did make sure that the video and audio parts are as should be (same device different functions). I can't get virt manager (running on unraid) to connect to the libvirt. I tried a new VM install and got video but once the windows installation restarted I got black screen - monitor went to sleep, don't know what is happening in the VM.

Still not working. Seem to have some kind of resource conflict but can't find it: Any other suggestions? When I try and install a clean Windows installation with only the GPU also no video to monitor.

WOW - I removed both VNC and ROM definition as got it going fine !!! but then I wanted to see if I put back the ROM will it work and it didn't so I removed it but could get it working again. I started again from the original VM (no GDU) but couldn't retrace the results - can't get it to work again. The main problem when debugging is that without a VNC I don't know what is going on when I have no video signal to the monitor. I do know that it is not loading (to windows) because I get no ping results.

I have a working Windows 10 VM without a GPU. I would like to pass-through an nVidia Quadro 2000 GPU to this VM. I am using a SeaBIOS BIOS because the Quadro 2000 doesn't support UEFI. This is my HW: I installed the GPU inside my server (after moving my SATA card to a slot with a different IOMMU so the GPU is isolated in a dedicated IOMMU). Once installed I have the following in System Devices: I enabled Binding of both above devices and rebooted server I edited the existing VM by adding the GPU as a

How can I get mc to work with a mouse from the built in unRAID terminal accessible from the WEBUI?

should I start with downstream and if not then try the other options - multifunction or both? or it doesn't matter?

I did try passing through the audio as well didn't help. Are there any possible side effects for overriding ACS? My motherboard is x10sll and I have the 8 port sata on the other slot so I cannot move the gpu to any other slot.

I am trying to passthrough an NVIDIA GPU by choosing it in the VM setup page s but get ERROR when starting the VM: internal error: qemu unexpectedly closed the monitor: 2021-03-06T13:18:27.827439Z qemu-system-x86_64: -device vfio-pci,host=0000:01:00.0,id=hostdev0,x-vga=on,bus=pci.4,addr=0x0,romfile=/mnt/disk3/Documents/Installed Utilities/Hardware Drivers/Computer - unRaid/HP.Quadro2000.1024.111018.rom: vfio 0000:01:00.0: group 1 is not viable Please ensure all devices within the iommu_group are bound to their vfio bus driver. The IOMMU is: IOMMU group 1: [8086:0c01] 00:01.0

I have just noticed, following a short (few seconds) power outage that there is no UPS failure notification/event in the log file. When using the built-in unRAID UPS support it used to catch them all. Also, can UPS events (power failures) be marked as Error/Warning/System in the log file?

How can I set a cache drive folder as the syslog server folder? I just get options for the shares. Don't want to keep array disks spinning...

How can I define the cache drive as the folder?

I tried it on Docker but then opted for the VM path - wanted the whole HASS.IO package benefits. Runs very stable. Did you try it on a VM in unRAID or do you have a reason not to run it on a VM in unraid? Do you take down or restart your unRAID often?

I also have the same problem - new Qbittorrent docker user (used until now on my Win10 VM with no issues)