Everything posted by ddot
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Unassigned Devices - Managing Disk Drives and Remote Shares Outside of The Unraid Array
Preface - I'm a Linux newbie! I have an 8TB external HDD, formatted NTFS. Windows Disk Management shows it as all one partition, but when I plug it into my unRAID box Unassigned Devices shows 2 partitions - the first as no file system and 0 B, the second as ntfs 8 TB. The 8 TB partition will mount, but I'd like to understand what's going on or if I'm doing something wrong. Thanks!
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HP Proliant / Workstation & unRaid Information Thread
"Keep it in the family" makes sense. Not sure how I'm going to proceed. Thank you for all your help and insight!
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HP Proliant / Workstation & unRaid Information Thread
amd_iommu=pt results in missing disks; they only show with iommu=pt. I was looking at the hardware compatibility list in the unRAID wiki, and assume I should avoid anything Marvell... do you think something like an LSI SAS 9201-8i HBA would work? Or is there a better one for use with the microserver Gen10?
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HP Proliant / Workstation & unRaid Information Thread
Without iommu=pt, the disks are missing in the array.
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HP Proliant / Workstation & unRaid Information Thread
I edited the config; HVM and IOMMU are both enabled. The USB card works in the VM. Shutdown/restart of the VM locks up the server. Requested files attached. About to hit submit and realized I haven't tried switching the bios; I'll try that next when I can, only so much time after work on weekdays unraidserver-diagnostics-20191004-0332.zip syslog.txt VMlog.txt
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HP Proliant / Workstation & unRaid Information Thread
Bios is set to legacy; I vaguely recall reading somewhere that's what I should have it set to for this hardware and unRAID, but I can try switching it. I edited that config line so many times I can't believe I mistyped "iommo=on" and didn't catch it; but if it doesn't matter anyway I can remove it. I will try your steps as soon as I can; I appreciate the help as this is all new to me.
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HP Proliant / Workstation & unRaid Information Thread
Unfortunately that's where I started: adding vfio-pci.ids=1b73:1100, which will passthrough to the VM, but restarting the VM crashes unRAID. After that I tried the different ACS override options in the VM Manager settings, and the unsafe interrupts, and combinations of both. I also tried pcie_acs_override=id:1b73:1100; everything leads to a server crash when restarting VM. Concerning the spam - I did have an ntfs external drive attached, and I think it was device sdg, but it's been unplugged since yesterday; I was trying the Libvert Hotplug USB plugin, so maybe it's related to that.
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HP Proliant / Workstation & unRaid Information Thread
I tried different combinations of ACS override and unsafe interrupts to no avail; I undid all of that and the server is back to where is was (VM can be stopped and started at will but no USB controller). Thanks! unraidserver-diagnostics-20190929-1724.zip
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HP Proliant / Workstation & unRaid Information Thread
Looking for any advice... I have a new microserver gen10, running the latest unRAID. I have a Windows VM working (WHS 2011, as it's the only ISO I have on hand and was eager to try out creating my first VM). I have a PCIe USB 3 card installed, which supports reset (SpaceInvader One's videos are invaluable!). I can passthrough the controller to the VM, and hot swap USB drives all day long/access them in the VM, that is until I stop the VM; If I try to start the VM again without rebooting the server first, unRAID freezes. I learned how to setup the syslog server, and save the log to a share, but nothing that seems to be related to the issue has a chance to get logged (that said I am a total Linux/unRAID noob so maybe I am missing something).