mrtrilby

Hi. I recently upgraded to 6.9.2 (I had lots of VM issues with 6.9.2 previously, and stayed with 6.9.1 until now), and moved my NVMe M.2 drive from slot 2 to slot 1 on the MB (it's faster, and I removed GPU #2 so it would release the bus). Yesterday all worked perfectly, and I got my Windows VM up and running. Today I tried booting a Linux VM. It resulted in a hang, and I had to do a power button hold to stop it. After that, the main cache drive (the NVMe I moved) says it's unmountable. In the syslog it says there's a "bad fsid on block ... (long number)". I tried disabling VM Manager and Docker, but it does not help. Moving the NVMe back to slot 2 also doesn't change anything. The array is working fine, but since docker and VMs are running on the cache, it is not a good situation... Can anyone help? t-tower-diagnostics-20220317-1703.zip t-tower-syslog-20220317-1502.zip

That's fabulous - and thank you for your help!

MB: ASRock B450 Pro 4, it has: 6 SATA3, 1 Ultra M.2 (PCIe Gen3 x4), 1 M.2 (PCIe Gen3 x2 & SATA3). I want to move NVMe from the last port to the Ultra port. CPU: Ryzen 5 2400G PNY 500GB NVMe M.2

Hi. I have an M.2 in slot no. 2 on my MB. I want to move it to slot no. 1, which is faster. (I used no. 2 because I was able to run with 2 GPUs; now I don't want to use the second GPU, because it's giving me too many issues). Is it possible to move the M.2 to a different slot without issues on the same MB, or are some actions required? This is my main cache drive where I host appdata, dockers, and VMs.

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