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Keyboard doesn't release

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When I stop a VM that I passed through my keyboard/mouse to, it doesn't release back so I can't us unraid command line. I only have 1 PC, so can't remote into it via the web UI from anywhere else. Would like it if the resources are released back to unraid once the main VM stops, that way I can use virsh to manually start it again or boot up a different VM

If you rely upon a locally-attached monitor and keyboard to interact with the unRAID terminal directly, you will lose this ability once you create a SeaBIOS VM with a GPU assigned. This is due to a bug with VGA arbitration and cannot be solved. This does NOT affect your ability to access the console using a telnet or SSH session, but local console access directly will appear to be frozen (blinking cursor, but no visible response to keyboard input). It does not matter if you are using on-board graphics for the console compared to a discrete GPU for the pass through to a VM or not. With OVMF, however, VGA isn't utilized, therefore arbitration isn't needed and therefore your console graphics will remain intact. Note that not all GPUs support OVMF as OVMF requires UEFI support on your GPU.

 

From v6 manual

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Lots of acronyms and stuff there.

 

If I had the ability to access it from a different machine (ssh or otherwise) then I wouldn't bother asking :P

 

Bugs are just software waiting to be fixed hey lol

 

Thanks for your reply

Tldr. Don't use SeaBIOS.  Switch to OVMF.  Completely out of LT's control

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*shrug* I just use whatever was default. I will try and switch to OVMF. Thanks for the tip

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Is it safe to switch the bios btw?

Is it safe to switch the bios btw?

I believe that if you switch the BIOS you have to reinstall the OS in the VM.  I have not done this myself so it is possible I am wrong.

*shrug* I just use whatever was default. I will try and switch to OVMF. Thanks for the tip

Jonp has stated that come 6.2 OVMF will become the new default

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