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I got the dreaded error warning today after a hard reboot (system was unresponsive) it's running now, parity check is going. Anyone have any clue if this is telling me something? Attached the full log but.... these don't sound like good news. Jun 25 05:50:04 TheBronze kernel: mce: [Hardware Error]: Machine check events logged Jun 25 05:50:04 TheBronze kernel: mce: [Hardware Error]: CPU 0: Machine Check: 0 Bank 3: fe00000000800400 Jun 25 05:50:04 TheBronze kernel: mce: [Hardware Error]: TSC 0 ADDR ffffffff8108843d MISC ffffffff8108843d Jun 25 05:50:04 TheBronze kernel: mce: [Hardware Error]: PROCESSOR 0:a0655 TIME 1624618181 SOCKET 0 APIC 0 microcode e0 Jun 25 05:50:04 TheBronze kernel: mce: [Hardware Error]: Machine check events logged Jun 25 05:50:04 TheBronze kernel: mce: [Hardware Error]: CPU 0: Machine Check: 0 Bank 4: fe00000000800400 Jun 25 05:50:04 TheBronze kernel: mce: [Hardware Error]: TSC 0 ADDR fffff8044651bb59 MISC fffff8044651bb59 Jun 25 05:50:04 TheBronze kernel: mce: [Hardware Error]: PROCESSOR 0:a0655 TIME 1624618181 SOCKET 0 APIC 0 microcode e0 syslog

Thanks to everyone for sharing their knowledge in this thread. I've been curious about getting a SQL Server Docker image working for some time but never dabbled until today. I was losing faith when I saw that the official container was not supported anymore but this thread got me up and running. I'm not very strong with Linux, or Docker.... but this thread made it very easy. What i did: I started with Merrrp's config on GitHub. I went to the Dockerman folder (on my the unraid flash drive) and created an xml file with the contents of Meerp's config. Restarted the UnRaid docker engine. Went to the docker tab and choose ' add container '. I was able to choose Meerp's config from there. I set the password, port etc and hit apply. In a few minutes SQL Server was up and running... sort of. Seems that there is a new variable needed. 'MSSQL_COLLATION' is required. ( I figured this out by looking at the error log which was located in the app-data folder ). I added the parameter, and set it to 'SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS' (which, google told me was the default). After adding the parameter SQL Server started up. I went to a windows system, installed the latest Management Studio and was able to connect. I'm running UnRaid 6.9 Beta 25 and Microsoft SQL Server 2019 (RTM-CU7) (KB4570012) - 15.0.4063.15 (X64) Best of luck to anyone else who finds this thread.

Same problem, 6.9 beta 25. Shutting down Docker made it stop. I only have one container in there and it wasn't even started.

Been playing with this epic container for a few days. I've had some good success in my test setup, including passing through a GTX 970 to HighSierra, though I didn't get the HDMI audio to work. New components are on order, planning to build a new Unraid system with ATI cards for Mac and Windows compatibility. Question that i have is, is there a preferred method to install multiple instances of MacVMs? The Macinabox Docker puts them in the OS's in the same spot. I have a Catalina and a Sierra, though through my misunderstanding i ended up creating kind of a mess because i didn't understand what the "VM Images Location" field was doing. I assumed that i would want to change that for each install, but, clearly that was not the intent. Anyway, i'm assuming that i can just move and rename the the macos_disk.img file to a different location and run the docker again? If i move the .img, do i take the Clover.qcow2 with it? Is there a best practices way to do this?

My understanding of how this works makes me think that that is not possible. I am curious though, what motherboard is that? I am in the process of building a new unRaid system abs I bought a z170 based ASRock Extreme 7+ and was very disappointed to lean that every one of its usb2 and 3 ports were all on the same bus. I ended up buying a pcie add in card to get a separate bus.

Success. For anyone reading this in the future i am running a ASRock Extreme7+ motherboard (which has dual integrated network adapters) These are the two integrated adapters: Intel I219-V Intel I211-AT I had trouble getting unRaid to even boot when trying to use the I219-V. When the os would boot it couldn't get an ip. Not sure what that was all about but the I211-AT worked fine. Anyway, after going through the steps in this thread i was able to pass through the I219-V to a Windows 10VM. The steps here took me to the point where i had a yellow exclamation in Windows. All i needed to do after that was to install that network cards drivers. I had trouble at first but i think that maybe i was using the wrong driver, or unzipping the archive from the vendor had issue. This morning i re-unzipped the file and went into the device manager and pointed directly to the "PRO1000/Winx64" subfolder and the driver installed without a hitch. I have a new IP from my dhcp server, and with the VirtIO nic now disabled i still have internet access, and i can remote desktop to the windows VM. VT-d + unRaid = magic

Well, i have the virtual nic working. I can see the internet from the VM. After doing the steps in the original post thought i now have another nic that shows up in Device Manager, but it has a yellow icon. I assumed that that means that i need to install drivers for it. Since i thought that this process for to allow direct access to that nic, i assumed that i would just install it's actual drivers. But windows doesn't seem to agree.

Feels like i am close with this but my windows 10 VM sees an ethernet device but i cant get it to install drivers for it. I just assumed that i'd try using the windows 10 driver from the vendor but it wont install. Any thoughts?

Saarg, I found the info data in unRaid, and it does show that iommu is off. Thanks for explaining how to find that. Chbmb, The motherboard is an ASUS P5Q Pro LGA 775 Intel P45 ATX Intel Motherboard

I have a feeling that it does not. It's a p45 chipset and after some googling I suspect that that old chipset doesn't support VT d

Does it say enabled on both HVM and iommu on the info page in the webgui? I've been fumbling in the linux config after some googleing started to make it smell like iommu is not enabled. So i added this: intel_iommu=on but that didnt seem to make any difference. I'm not sure what i'm looking for in the webgui to confirm that "both HVM and iommu" are enabled. Where would i see that? As in, under which tab?

I'm guessing that either my hardware doesnt support this or i'm not doing the right thing in my bios. "host doesn't support VFIO PCI passthrough" is what i get when trying to start the VM. The VM works fine otherwise. This is on an Intel E8400 core 2 duo CPU (circa 2008). Any hope that it's just a bios setting? (I did check, the bios is the latest) PS. During the tutorial when i go to "System Devices" i see "No IOMMU Groups" which smells like my hardware cant do it. But i'd love a confirmation that my CPU doesn't do it. According to Intel it supports VT-x and VT-d. Does pass through require something else? http://ark.intel.com/products/33910/Intel-Core2-Duo-Processor-E8400-6M-Cache-3_00-GHz-1333-MHz-FSB