July 29, 20232 yr After installing 6.12 I started getting these errors on boot up in the GUI. It will show a red alert error with: VM Autostart disabled vfio-pci-errors VM Autostart disabled due to vfio--bind error I have two VMs one of which auto starts and I bound a sound card and I believe a core or two to it in Tools --> System devices. I am able to start it once I get the system up and booted but seeing this errors makes me wonder if I should be handling this a different way?
July 29, 20232 yr Community Expert 2 hours ago, severanced said: After installing 6.12 I started getting these errors on boot up in the GUI. It will show a red alert error with: VM Autostart disabled vfio-pci-errors VM Autostart disabled due to vfio--bind error I have two VMs one of which auto starts and I bound a sound card and I believe a core or two to it in Tools --> System devices. I am able to start it once I get the system up and booted but seeing this errors makes me wonder if I should be handling this a different way? have you checked the errors in the file. If you uncheck one entry and then reapply it will rebuild the vfio file
July 29, 20232 yr Author 4 hours ago, Squid said: You should post your diagnostics Good point, I should have probably done that in the first post, this is what I've got. diagnostics-20230729-1655.zip
July 29, 20232 yr Author To add to this, I was also curious because I'm in the middle of buying new hardware (motherboard, CPU, memory) to upgrade everything and I was worried about this error and being able to upgrade and start things up normally.
July 29, 20232 yr Community Expert 7 minutes ago, severanced said: To add to this, I was also curious because I'm in the middle of buying new hardware (motherboard, CPU, memory) to upgrade everything and I was worried about this error and being able to upgrade and start things up normally. Are the correct devices set correctly in tool ->sysdevs? It is recommended to remove vfio mappings when changing hardware as pci numbers may change. Uncheck on dev is sysdevs bind then recheck and bind and it should be fixed.
July 30, 20232 yr Author 2 hours ago, SimonF said: Are the correct devices set correctly in tool ->sysdevs? It is recommended to remove vfio mappings when changing hardware as pci numbers may change. Uncheck on dev is sysdevs bind then recheck and bind and it should be fixed. I'm not sure how to check that since none of my hardware has changed.
July 30, 20232 yr Community Expert Solution 5 hours ago, severanced said: I'm not sure how to check that since none of my hardware has changed. Just change one of the tick boxes then press bind button and then revert that change and press bind again and it will fix the file.
July 30, 20232 yr Author Thanks, I unchecked those, rebooted my system, then checked them and rebooted again and it seems to have cleared the red error.
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