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I just ran into this myself. I have been running multiple Windows Server VMs (with Titan-Xs and 1080s passed through) serving games and applications for SteamLink boxes throughout my home without issue (other than using Windows itself). I decided to run a trial with SteamOS and after passing through a 1080 to the VM and booting this immediately popped up. I had both the GFX and Audio of the 1080 passed through. I immediately ran into this. After passing through only the GFX this went away. Did not debug any further as I'm running into other issues...... Update: I take it back, it wasn't the Audio pass-through. I had 8 of my threads (I have a dual Xeon server) out of 32 contiguously assigned to the VM. I had also changed to split the threads between physical CPUs. This appears to have caused this to stop. It has been over an hour and before was seeing this a couple times a minute. Update: And now its back. Nothing in my server IPMI log..... -e-

That error message is almost certainly nothing to do with the 6.1.9 upgrade, but is instead an issue with the USB stick. I would suggest that you start by putting the drive into a Windows computer so that it can check (and possibly repair) the file system. Then extract the bzimage and bzroot files from the ZIP download of unRAID 6.1.9 and overwrite the versions on the USB stick with the extracted version. If that does not work then I suspect that either your USB stick or the USB port is starting to fail. While you are at it I would suggest making a backup of the USB stick files to a location on your PC. Update. Yep, was the flash drive. Would not even format correctly. Surprised that it died that quickly.... Used an 8GB that I had, did a fresh install of 6.1.9, copied the config folder, did a replace key, and then brought the whole thing back online. Had a full backup of the config folder just in case the old files were junk, didn't need to use. Thanks for the above, went into full panic mode right off the bat.... >< -e-

Hello, I have 6.1.8 on multiple machines. Just tried to do an upgrade in place. Not good. Kernel Panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount roots on unknown_block(0,0) This was on reboot immediately after the GUI download of 6.1.9. Occurs on boot spew immediately after switching clock source to tsc. No intermediate hardware changes. Literally on reboot from running box. Is there an easy way to move the bits on the flash drive back to 6.1.8 without losing all of my configuration? -e-