Dredgen Apollo

Hello everyone, for the past couple days I have been fighting with KVM to get an emulation/gaming VM running. The short version of the story is this: Sometimes the VM will run, other times it will not, sometimes it will see the GPU, sometimes it will not. Sometimes I get the PCI Header 127 error, sometimes I get nothing. But most importantly: sometimes trying to start or stop the VM will make the entire webui completely unresponsive. So here's the issue: I am trying to pass 6 cores (12 threads) of my Ryzen 5950x to a windows 10 VM, as well as 16GB of RAM, and an RX 6600 (with the Navi 23 sound card driver, and an actual romfile for the GPU). However this GPU, the Sapphire Pulse RX 6600, will not always be detected. Sometimes the VM will freeze entirely, and when I try to kill it in Unraid, the entire webui will freeze (regardless of device accessing it), and the only solution is a hard restart. After restarting though, one of two things will happen: A: The card is not detected at all no matter what I use to try and find it, only some Aspeed graphics adapter B: The card is detected but I get the PCI Header 127 error, which means I need to restart the whole server, which also eventually leads to problem A The solution to this problem is to disconnect PCIe power from the card, boot into Unraid, then shut down the server again, plug PCIe power back in, and it magically works again. However, eventually the problem will be repeated one way or another. I know there is no issue with the VM itself, as this has happened across 3 fresh VMs. The first one was running Q35, the other two on i440fx. Additionally, every VM is using QEMU for the USB 3.0 backend, which I have read is the reason why my 10-port USB hub will not detect anything beyond 4 devices, even for the libvirt hotplug plugin. One last thing, the original VM was running in a vdisk on an NVMe, the other two were running directly on the NVMe with passthrough. So the question: Is my GPU deffective? Is my motherboard secretly incompatible? Here's the full server specs: AsRock Rack X470D4U (note, BIOS is fully updated, ReBAR is disabled, and SR-IOV is also disabled.) Ryzen 9 5950x 64GB 2x32 DDR4 3200 ECC (validated micron dimms) Sapphire Pulse RX 6600 Seasonic FOCUS 750w NVMe in question: SK HYNIX Gold P31 1TB One last note: The VM/GPU is plugged into some old samsung plasma TV that can only push 1280x768 (or 1080p interlaced), a previous GT710 worked fine, but that's probably because its HDMI controller came out around the same time as that TV. The 6600 on the other hand has issues. The only way I can get the screen to fully fit the TV is to make a custom resolution in adrenalin, said resolution is 1200x670. Additionally in adrenaline, I have to set scaling to "center" instead of the default in order to make the screen fit. Could this be causing some kind of driver issue that borks the whole GPU? Feel free to ask for any info I haven't provided, I'll be happy to give it!

Hello again, if I'm in the wrong place, please just redirect me. I have a minecraft server running Geyser, which allows crossplay. It used to work fine on my windows laptop, however when I ported it to unraid with the MinecraftBasicServer docker container on community apps, it does not allow connections on bedrock clients (using port 19132). I have asked for support in the geyser discord and am awaiting a response from there as well. Perhaps this is just a general docker issue? Ports and IP's passed to the container: 192.168.0.45:25565 (Java, works) 192.168.0.45:19132 (Bedrock, doesn't work)

Here you go tvhost-diagnostics-20230127-1621.zip

@apandey As far as I'm aware, the nic doesnt appear at all. And it is seated in the pci slot as it does light up. I'm in bed right now so I find some kind of log for you tomorrow. As for the unraid version Im on: 6.11.somethinf

I have a 2.5g nic, this one -->https://www.newegg.com/p/14U-00X6-00011?Item=9SIAMKXJHX3989 It uses the Intel I225V chip. It also came with a CD for drivers and some admin tool, but the linux drivers are in a .tar.gz and apparently I need to make install it in order to use it. However, unraid doesn't support this, and I can't find any guides anywhere nor plugins for unraid to achieve this. If anyone knows what I need to do or has any ideas, that would be much appreciated! (Note, I found the same driver package on intel's website -->https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/15755/intel-ethernet-connections-boot-utility-preboot-images-and-efi-drivers.html)

I never thought it would be this simple, thanks!

Not sure if native is even the right word, Im still learning this. Basically, Im using UnRaid as a home nas as well as game servers, and thats all working fine. However, I want to make a VM to serve as a low spec family computer for the basement. I have a GT 710 in the server, and I'm passing that whole card to the VM. I want to set it up so the VM will display "natively" straight to the TV (as well as restrict it to only use a certain USB port that I have a hub on for separate MKB support, but thats not the focus of this question). Basically Im asking how to get VM picture straight to a display without needing another computer to access the web viewer, if at all possible with the default UnRaid hypervisor