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Just to reiterate, for anyone who missed the edit above... The v590.x NVidia drivers drop support for the pascal architecture, that's Quadro P Series (i.e. P2000, P1000) and the GTX 10XX (i.e. 1060, 1080). If you have one of these cards, make sure to stay on the v580.x drivers.

I had the same issue. After preclearing one drive, I installed two more but was unable to preclear them. They showed "Starting..." forever. The log showed the initial script invoke line but nothing after that. I don't know the cause but I was finally able to get started by uninstalling and reinstalling the plugin.

Yup, flashdrive is cooked. Couldn't even run chkdsk. I was able to restore from a backup and access the web gui. Thanks for the help!

I restarted my machine while I was doing some network upgrades, replacing a switch and tidying wires. After restarting the server I can't get to the Web GUI. I can connect via SSH and local console. I can see that it's still getting an IP address (I think this mostly rules out my network changes as the cause). I started in safe mode and GUI safe mode with no luck. I grabbed the diagnostics (attached) via the command line and manually made a backup of the boot drive. I'm debating trying a new USB drive, but I wanted to check for any ideas here first. tower-diagnostics-20230320-1941.zip

So I finally figured out part of the mystery. Whenever I have my 4 port NIC (HP NC364T) installed, IOMMU gets disabled. The next part of the mystery is why is this happening? I would like to use this NIC to passthrough to VMs at some point. Also, I did update the bios to the most recent version but it made no difference with this behavior.

Yeah I can try that next. I'm on the same bios I tested Proxmox on and it's not exactly ancient.

This is as close as I can find to a manual. Also forgot to mention I briefly had Proxmox installed on this box and I don't remember having any issues with IOMMU.

I'm trying to play around with a few VMs on a new machine but I can't enable IOMMU. I've enabled VT-d and VT-x in bios. The only other virtualization option I see is Intel TXT which I have disabled. I've attached a snip of my system info and my diagnostics. Thanks! valentine-diagnostics-20191126-0217.zip