Really considering moving away from unraid at the moment, at least for VM's.
Firstly the pass through, tried to pass an nvidia gtx 670 through to a Windows 10 VM, not happy, i have it set up so i can rdp in too it but when select the gpu it shows it booting but i can't actually get in too it. Unable to turn the hyper-v option off that every recommends as a first step, if i set it to off and save changes it re-enables itself.
Also have a ubuntu VM and today out of nowhere it started but no network, when watch it boot get " a start job is running for raise network" then after 5 minutes it times out.
Only changes i've made lately are nic teaming in r-r mode (i have a managed switch) however the bridge name remains the same and all VM's show the same bridge name. It just feels such an uphill struggle to get unraid VM's to work. I want them to "just work" not them randomly stop working one day or not work at all :(
Why are VM's so much hard work?
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Really considering moving away from unraid at the moment, at least for VM's.
Firstly the pass through, tried to pass an nvidia gtx 670 through to a Windows 10 VM, not happy, i have it set up so i can rdp in too it but when select the gpu it shows it booting but i can't actually get in too it. Unable to turn the hyper-v option off that every recommends as a first step, if i set it to off and save changes it re-enables itself.
Also have a ubuntu VM and today out of nowhere it started but no network, when watch it boot get " a start job is running for raise network" then after 5 minutes it times out.
Only changes i've made lately are nic teaming in r-r mode (i have a managed switch) however the bridge name remains the same and all VM's show the same bridge name. It just feels such an uphill struggle to get unraid VM's to work. I want them to "just work" not them randomly stop working one day or not work at all :(