August 24, 201213 yr Question for all users of ESXi on a Supermicro X9SCM-F board: Are you using the onboard SATA-ports for anything else the datastore? Or do you use them also in an unraid VM or for baremetal unraid. I don't think they can be used in Pasthrough, cause then all 6 ports need to be in passthrough, which make then unusable for datastore disks. You can't passthrough only the 4 SATA300 ports, and not the SATA600 ports.
August 24, 201213 yr Can't pass through as you said. It would do all of them including the sata6g as they share the same controller as the 3. But there is a way to pass one drive (bit of a hack) and many do this for the cache drive. Sent from my SGH-I727R using Tapatalk 2
August 24, 201213 yr Author Can't pass through as you said. It would do all of them including the sata6g as they share the same controller as the 3. But there is a way to pass one drive (bit of a hack) and many do this for the cache drive. Sent from my SGH-I727R using Tapatalk 2 Hi marcus, can you explain this bit of a hack a little further?
August 24, 201213 yr I have one 6GBs port as DataStore. The 4 3GBs ports are connected to 4 1TB laptop drives in a 1 x 4 cage and using RDM to pass the drives to WHSv1 VM. I use a single M1015 on passthrough with a SAS expander for unRAID VM.
August 28, 201213 yr Can't pass through as you said. It would do all of them including the sata6g as they share the same controller as the 3. But there is a way to pass one drive (bit of a hack) and many do this for the cache drive. Sent from my SGH-I727R using Tapatalk 2 Hi marcus, can you explain this bit of a hack a little further? in this thred: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=14695.0 Everything you ever wanted to know about ESXi and UnRaid/Passthrough.
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