Bmalone Posted March 7 Share Posted March 7 (edited) I've been trawling through all the VM threads and am a bit lost as there is so much information and it's difficult to tell what is still relevant and what is not. I have my Win10 VM up & running, and it works well, albeit without any audio which isn't a big issue, except for the freezing. I can use it for about 10 minutes and it freezes. Thing is, if there are downloads or data transfers happening, I can see that these still work and will complete, and I don't lose access to the VM, but my mouse and keyboard have no input in the VM, so I'm forces for 'force stop' the VM and start it again. I found the topic below, but it seems like a different issue as I don't see any of the 16 vCPU's pinned at 100% util. However, I do notice that the allocated CPU's allocated to the VM are busy being used even when the VM isn't running. Is there a thread that I can read which is relevant and not out of date? I found this one too, but when I tried the solution, Unraid couldn't see the NVME cache where the VM is running so that doesn't work. Seems like running a VM would be table stakes, but it's definitely trickier than I was expecting. domain.cfg flash.cfg containers_vms_cache.cfg slow_cache.cfg ingestion_cache.cfg downloads_cache.cfg docker.cfg editor.cfg super.dat network-rules.cfg ident.cfg share.cfg network.cfg go.txt disk.cfg listen.txt ST18000NT001-3NF101_ZVTCT06A-20240306-2211 disk8 (sdk).txt eui.0025384c314284e5-20240306-2211 containers_vms_cache (nvme0).txt ST22000NT001-3LS101_ZX21SMQ1-20240306-2211 (sdo).txt ST18000NT001-3NF101_ZVTCYPAS-20240306-2211 disk9 (sdl).txt ST18000NT001-3NF101_ZVTCYQ94-20240306-2211 disk10 (sdm).txt nvme.c0a9-323334334538383230383931-435434303030503353534438-00000001-20240306-2211 downloads_cache (nvme2).txt Synology_HAT5300-8T_20B0SRRK0A0FHFDUH-20240306-2211 disk11 (sdg).txt Samsung_SSD_990_PRO_4TB_S7KGNJ0WC07986W-20240306-2211 ingestion_cache (nvme1).txt eui.0025384c31428b22-20240306-2211 ingestion_cache (nvme1).txt ST22000NT001-3LS101_ZX21SMS5-20240306-2211 (sdn).txt ST18000NT001-3NF101_ZVTCSZW8-20240306-2211 disk6 (sdi).txt ST18000NT001-3NF101_ZVTCXVSC-20240306-2211 disk2 (sdc).txt ST18000NT001-3NF101_ZVTCSZZL-20240306-2211 disk4 (sdf).txt CT4000P3SSD8_2343E8820891-20240306-2211 downloads_cache (nvme2).txt ST18000NT001-3NF101_ZVTCYQ6P-20240306-2211 disk3 (sde).txt ST18000NT001-3NF101_ZVTCT0H4-20240306-2211 disk7 (sdj).txt HGST_HUH721212ALE600_5PGD442F-20240306-2211 (sdp).txt ST18000NT001-3NF101_ZVTCYQ6N-20240306-2211 disk1 (sdb).txt ST18000NT001-3NF101_ZVTCT16Q-20240306-2211 disk5 (sdh).txt Samsung_SSD_990_PRO_4TB_S7KGNJ0WC06485B-20240306-2211 containers_vms_cache (nvme0).txt SAMSUNG_MZ7LM1T9HMJP-00005_S2TVNX0JB01554-20240306-2211 slow_cache (sdd).txt PNY_USB_2.0_FD_071C245D9D1FEB35-0-0-20240306-2211 flash (sda).txt unraid-6.12.8.txt bparonewinvmone.xml cmdline.txt btrfs-usage.txt nvidia-smi.txt drm.txt unraid-api.txt plugins.txt motherboard.txt iommu_groups.txt ntp.txt ethtool.txt folders.txt sshd.txt lsmod.txt lsscsi.txt thirdparty_packages.txt loads.txt testparm.txt memory.txt lspci.txt meminfo.txt lsusb.txt urls.txt top.txt ps.txt servers.conf.txt vars.txt lscpu.txt lsof.txt df.txt ifconfig.txt dhcplog.txt libvirt.txt docker.txt syslog-previous.txt syslog.txt bparonewinvmone-fs0-virtiofsd.txt bparonewinvmone.txt appdata.cfg d-----s.cfg b-----s.cfg isos.cfg t---------g.cfg system.cfg i---------------c.cfg W------M.cfg d--a.cfg shareDisks.txt t---------g (1).cfg d-------s.cfg u--------a.cfg Edited March 7 by Bmalone Added detail Quote Link to comment
itimpi Posted March 8 Share Posted March 8 The diagnostics should be a single zip file. The wall of files you have posted look like the individual files that are the contents of the diagnostics zip file - please post the single zip file as it is much easier to work with. Quote Link to comment
Bmalone Posted March 8 Author Share Posted March 8 (edited) 1 hour ago, itimpi said: The diagnostics should be a single zip file. The wall of files you have posted look like the individual files that are the contents of the diagnostics zip file - please post the single zip file as it is much easier to work with. It won't let me. If I select the zip file it will only take me down to the next level of the file structure and will only allow me to attach all those files, in Finder anyways. Even if I drag & drop the zip file, it automatically unpacks it and flattens a it. Edited March 8 by Bmalone Corrected typos. Quote Link to comment
itimpi Posted March 8 Share Posted March 8 7 hours ago, Bmalone said: It won't let me. If I select the zip file it will only take me down to the next level of the file structure and will only allow me to attach all those files, in Finder anyways. Even if I drag & drop the zip file, it automatically unpacks it and flattens a it. There is definitely a way to do this as we regularly have MacOS users posting the single diagnostics zip file. I might try to bring up a macOS VM to see if I can get the more detailed steps. Quote Link to comment
itimpi Posted March 8 Share Posted March 8 Just tested in a macOS VM. When I selected the diagnostics option in Unraid it downloaded a single zip file. I then opened up 'Downloads' and I could see it there as a single file (although it looked a bit like a folder from the icon). I could then drag/drop this onto a forum message to attach it. What you must NOT do is try and open up that zip file Quote Link to comment
Bmalone Posted March 8 Author Share Posted March 8 Not sure what to say. As you can see in the screenshot below, when I have the Diagnostic file downloaded, and I haven't opened it, and I drag and drop it from the first screen shot, it just unpacks it. Quote Link to comment
pKai3 Posted March 16 Share Posted March 16 (edited) @Bmalone Mac user here - it looks like you are trying to add an already-unzipped FOLDER to the post. Note that "Kind' is Folder, not zip archive. Are you using Safari? There is a setting which is likely enabled which automatically unzips downloaded zip files. In Safari's Preferences -> General -> Uncheck Open "safe" files after downloading. You can either re-download the file with the correct settings, or just zip your existing diagnostics folder by right clicking it and selecting "compress". https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/961/how-to-stop-safari-from-unzipping-files-after-download @itimpi Would love to get this resolved as I too am experiencing performance difficulties with Win10 VM on NVME passthrough. Win10 VM on VDisk is totally fine. I have been running my Win10 NVME Passthrough VM for years with no difficulties, but something changed at 6.12.8. I have reinstalled windows 10 on my NVME passthrough VM just to be sure it wasn't the OS. Performance is normal enough directly post-boot but CPU idle is high at ~20%. Eventually, intermittent stuttering leads to unusable lagging and I have to force a reboot. Failure seems to be brought about more quickly if I load up demanding applications. The configuration on my VDisk VM is otherwise identical and performs flawlessly. Will post diagnostics if there is bandwidth for resolving this. Please let me know what state the VM should be in before I extract diagnostics. Thanks! Edited March 17 by pKai3 Quote Link to comment
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