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Solved I don't know how I did it though. 1. I recreated the libvirt file 2. create a new VM, I changed the backup vdisk file name to Windows 11 (mine wasn't) and pointed to the backup vdisk with the same CPU cores + RAM setting + Machine setting based on my old XML (I did not remember any other of my other setting anyway) 3. also I've mounted the Windows image file 4. it takes a while but magic happens.

My bad, the VM was showing after recreating the libvirt since the old one failed to load.

Thanks, it can now show the VM but the previous Libvirt still failed to load so I created a new Libvirt but now I stuck at VFIO_MAP_DMA failed message (pass through failed also can't even boot up the vdisk with VNC. 🤕 unraid-diagnostics-20240822-2140.zip

Hey everyone, So, I hadn't touched my UnRaid setup for a while, and when I wanted to fire up my gaming VM, things didn't go as planned. The libvirt.img file refused to boot up, and even when I tried to restore it from my backup, no luck there (pretty sure it was fine when I made the backup). After that, I attempted to recover the VM using the vdisk and XML. But when I modified the XML by setting up a new VM, the whole system just getting stuck in an endless loop and the VM server page is frozen. I had to resort to opening a new incognito browser window just to get back in. Later on, I decided to upgrade the server to version 6.12.11, hoping it would fix things. Unfortunately, the issue persisted. Appreciate any help in advance. unraid-diagnostics-20240821-2127.zip

Hi all, I am planning to upgrade my old samsung 256gb nvme drive where I passthrough the whole drive to my win 11 gaming VM only. Did a little bit of research on backing VM with the VM back up plug-in, no matter how i tried just doesn't work, i think it was because i am passing through the whole drive instead of creating a vdisk for the VM (is it?) will cloning app like Clonezillia work in my case? is there any better way to do it? Thank you very much.

I have been using NUT plugin since it launched (slave, master was my Syno server), it was running very fine until recently I upgraded my unraid rig, it gives me an immediate auto 90 sec shutdown after powering up, shutdown load was set at 20% and my load was still 100%/30+ mins, any thoughts? Thanks for reading. 05/July Little update, i solved the problem by resetting the UPS breaker (arent so sure if it was caused by the breaker but just work.)

Thanks now i believe it was caused by gpustat.plg, let me remove it and do a fresh install see if it fixes the problem.

Thanks, Syslog attached. yesterday i installed INTEL GPU TOP and GPU stats for jellyfin server, don't know if it changed some of the setting. syslog

Able to boot up without shutdown in Safe Mode, attached with diagnostics file unraid-diagnostics-20220626-1157.zip

Hi guys, I have just upgraded my UnRaid server, moving from a good old HP N54L to something more powerful as below. Its been running for 4 days, testing windows 11 VM and backing up my Syno server, nothing crazy. Even though there were some minor issues but luckily I got it fixed (eg: fastboot), until this morning, I could not connected to my UnRaid, I powered it up and it shutdown again. Turns out that the server keep looping for a Shutdown script etc/rc.d/rc.0 right after I switched on. I have 90s before every shut, what should i do about it, does anyone have any ideas or had similar issues before? Thanks! UnRaid: 6.10.3 Docker: Krusader Syncthing Jellyfin (Installed yesterday) Spec CPU: Intel 12th Gen 12600K (770 UHD) Motherboard: Asus TUF Gamming B660M with WiFi and BT (D4) Ram: Adata XPG DDR 3200 16GB X4 Graphic: waiting Nvidia 4000 series PSU: Antec NE750G 80 Plus NVME 1: Samsung 970 Pro 1TB (Cache) NVME 2: Old Samsung 256GB (VM-Gaming) Case: Fractal Node 804 HDDs: Parity: Toshiba MG06 8T Enterprise X1 Data Toshiba DT01ACA300 3TB X4Toshiba MG05 8T Enterprise X1 UPS: APC BE700G-UK (NUT mode, where my Syno will send a clean shutdown packet to UnRaid if it detects a power failure) Here are some corps, no notification or warning whatsoever