idlacrosseplayer

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  1. Cool! That subbed it correctly. Is there a place I could request a "multifunction" checkbox be added when selecting multiple functions of the same device? Within my VM, the drivers are expecting two functions on one device (I don't ask why), and by default without the "multifunction" flag, they will show up as two unique devices within the Guest....great for SRIOV where the functions are usually two "devices", but in my case they're not
  2. When I am in the GUI for VM creation I can't select any of my PCIe devices (USB show up fine). I have to manually "virsh edit <vm_name>" and manually add the device/function assignments. Not the worst thing in the world. Am I doing something wrong? I am also on the free trial at the moment, kicking the tires.
  3. Is there an ETA for getting non-GPU devices selectable (or at least IOMMU groups)?
  4. Awesome! He's not the only one with >1TB of RAM. Is there an ETA to the fix? Thanks!
  5. Ahhh, that page is the answer. So the parity drive, as the name implies, only stores the calculation of all the drives parity on a bit by bit basis. Since all the drives will only have 10TByte, and a parity calculation's result is one bit, then no matter how many drives exist, the parity drive will never use more than 10TB. Got it; thanks.
  6. Hi all. This question is a twist on "how big of a parity disk do I need?". I understand that my parity drive limits the density of the disks I can use for my data (i.e. a 6TB Parity disk limits any individual data disk to 6TB in density). However, my question is related to total data density. For example, if I have a 10TB parity drive, is there a limit to the total number of 10TB data disks? I imagine at some point the parity syndrome/calculations for all my data drives will exceed the capacity of the Parity drive.