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Home assistant vm wont start after multiple things. need help sorting this out.

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Hello. so the shit hit the fan a few days ago.

I started an update to 6.10, ofc i got a power cut probably before the update was finished. all that is sorted and unraid is up and running again, but i cant get my vm to start with homeassistant.

i got 2 atm, one old qcow2 file with all my settings. that one freezes with an autoboot- text.

After some tampering i tried to download a new file and start from scratch but on that file i get alot of pcie errors and a shell instead.

 

I've tried a regular ubuntu-server vm and that one started and worked flawless.

 

 

And this is the error from the old one.image.thumb.png.2b2ba4e4507c8de0ed4e4346b2df004f.png

 

 

I really have no clue what to do since I've tried every possible setting i know off in the vm-creation section.

 

 

Edited by JsonC
Removed stuff that is not part of the issue

Solved by ghost82

40 minutes ago, JsonC said:
haos_generic-aarch64-8.1.qcow2

About the new one I think you downloaded the wrong version, that is for arm64 architecture, you need x64.

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