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[solved] how to erase VM xmls to avoid autostart unraid crash [6.9.0 rc-2]

RaidBoi1904
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Hello everyone, 

 

I had the great idea of testing if I could passthrough my onboard audio device (b550 mobo ryzen 3600 cpu). Spoiler alert, I can't. Now the server crashes every time the array starts (if VMs are on). I know my OS version is supposed to not start the VMs but it hangs as soon as they are enabled. 

I read that the files I want are mounted in /etc/libvirt/qemu but I guess that happens if you enable VMs because I don't see that path using komander. 

 

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I don't have a backup if not I would just go back, at this moment I just want to erase the xmls and get on with my life. Thanks in advance for the help! 

 

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Sigh I can't believe I missed this: image.png.294d0f3ea4aa0a79a4085ace4afdf1d7.png

 

Problem fixed!

Edited by RaidBoi1904

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