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Thanks JorgeB. That seems to have solved the problem. I no longer use that pfsense VM so I just went ahead a nuked it. There's till one Docker application that won't start up, but I'll sort that out later.

Just a quick follow up... a second Radeon card behaves exactly the same. My Nvidia Quadro P2000 works correctly.

Hi all. I wasn't sure whether to post in the Docker or VM forums, so I'm starting here. I'm having an issue where Docker and VM manager don't start automatically. They behave as follows: If they are enabled when I restart my server, one of the drives in my cache pool drops into my unassigned devices list and the array won't start. If they are disabled when I restart the server, the array starts normally. Then I can go into settings and enable Docker and VM manager manually. In this case, my VMs work normally. Most Docker applications work too, except for a few Binhex applications which won't start at all. When this problem started, I assumed I had a bad connection on one of the NVME cache drives because the problem was intermittent and hard to predict. I re-seated a loose drive, and although the problem didn't go away, the behavior is very predictable now. I've attached my diagnostics. Is there anything I'm overlooking? Any tips or directions to an existing thread would be greatly appreciated. aviario-diagnostics-20230517-1057.zip

So if I boot Unraid into CLI mode, I get an image out of the Radeon card. But if I boot into GUI mode, I lose the image as soon as GUI starts up. A second graphics card works as expected. I think it's safe to assume the Radeon card is faulty. Thanks for your feedback.

Good point. I could pull the Nvidia card I use as the default graphics output and see how the AMD card behaves.

Hi all. I've been using an AMD Radeon WX7100 for a few years to passthrough to my Mac VMs. Around the end of summer I started getting screen glitches. Reseating the card in another slot seemed to fix that. Then it got to the point where I had to setup both VNC and passthrough on a VM to get it going--VNC would get me to the boot menu and once the OS kicked in I would get an image through the GPU. Now that seems to not work, and while Mac OS sees there's another card, there is minimal data in the system profiler and Adobe software doesn't see it. I've tried every combination of passthrough settings I can think of. Is it time to admit the card is dead? Is that information in the logs somewhere? Or is there a way to definitively test it? Any guidance would be helpful.