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Can I passthrough one partition of an nvme drive?

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I'm trying to passthrough one single nfts partition on an unassigned nvme to a windows VM. If i assign a vdisk to /dev/disk/by-id/drive-part# i can see the partition's data block but need to format to use it, and can't see data already on the partition. If i pin the controller and passthrough the whole drive with "other pci devices" the data is available but I lose access to the other partitions. Am I doing something wrong, or is this just How It Works?

 

this video from spaceinvader that i've watched about 10 times seems to indicate that i should be able to passthrough a partition seemlessly, but he was also using a sata drive and not a pci nvme.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaB9HhpbDAI

 

edit: had a derp moment - I hadn't tried to assign a vdisk to /dev/disk/by-id/drive yet. This lets the VM read/write to the nfts partition and my workstation can still read but not write while the VM is active. This is *most of the way* to what I'm trying to do, but ideally the other partitions on the nvme wouldn't be write protected while the VM is running.

Edited by sage2050

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