Hello

 

I work in azo and im doing a Projekt for a competition. My Team and I decided to build a powerfull PC, so that we can split it into 4 PC's. We decided we want to do it with LimeTech(unRAID). Here are our specs:  Mainboard: Asus Z10DE-D8 WS, CPU's:  2xXeon E2630 v4, Graficcards:  4x GTX 550Ti, RAM: Kingston ECC Ram 4 sticks with 16Gb each. At the start we only managed to get one VM Working and that was were the 3rd GPU was installed. I knew I had to activate the onboard graphics but on this Mainboard it was quite difficult. After a long search we found out that if we put video in the BIOS on UEFI and not Legacy, it would finally display the BIOS with the onboard graphics(VGA Connector), so the GPU 1 is not getting used anymore, after that we got VM 1 and VM 2 running with GPU 1 and GPU 2. Now we have 2 new problems, we have no internet connection it sais that the ethernet-adapter has no suiteble driver in the VM it self(No Internet in the VM), we have the network brigde on br0. What can we do? And the second problem is that VM 3 and VM 4 just dont want to boot, nothing happens just a blackscreen. I even tried adding a ROM file for the GTX 550ti but it doesnt help at all, if you want I can send you  4 Screenshots of the first VM that works and the 3rd that doesn't work. Its because I don't know how to add pictures here. Can you help us please?

 

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we have no internet connection it sais that the ethernet-adapter has no suiteble driver in the VM it self(No Internet in the VM), we have the network brigde on br0. What can we do?

Have you loaded the virtio network drivers into the VM?

we have no internet connection it sais that the ethernet-adapter has no suiteble driver in the VM it self(No Internet in the VM), we have the network brigde on br0. What can we do?

Have you loaded the virtio network drivers into the VM?

 

No I haven't could you tell me how to do that, so that I have one Problem solved?

we have no internet connection it sais that the ethernet-adapter has no suiteble driver in the VM it self(No Internet in the VM), we have the network brigde on br0. What can we do?

Have you loaded the virtio network drivers into the VM?

 

No I haven't could you tell me how to do that, so that I have one Problem solved?

Same way you would the drivers for any other device (i.e. via Device manager).    The drivers will be on the virtio CD image that you used to load the virtio disk driver when creating the VM.  Most people load the network drivers at the same time they load the disk drivers so have no issue at the latter stages.

we have no internet connection it sais that the ethernet-adapter has no suiteble driver in the VM it self(No Internet in the VM), we have the network brigde on br0. What can we do?

Have you loaded the virtio network drivers into the VM?

 

No I haven't could you tell me how to do that, so that I have one Problem solved?

Same way you would the drivers for any other device (i.e. via Device manager).    The drivers will be on the virtio CD image that you used to load the virtio disk driver when creating the VM.  Most people load the network drivers at the same time they load the disk drivers so have no issue at the latter stages.

 

So I put it in the ISOs folder and then when im in the VM I go in that folder and install it?

we have no internet connection it sais that the ethernet-adapter has no suiteble driver in the VM it self(No Internet in the VM), we have the network brigde on br0. What can we do?

Have you loaded the virtio network drivers into the VM?

 

No I haven't could you tell me how to do that, so that I have one Problem solved?

Same way you would the drivers for any other device (i.e. via Device manager).    The drivers will be on the virtio CD image that you used to load the virtio disk driver when creating the VM.  Most people load the network drivers at the same time they load the disk drivers so have no issue at the latter stages.

 

So I put it in the ISOs folder and then when im in the VM I go in that folder and install it?

you would normally attache the ISO as a CD to the VM (you must have done that originally to get the disk driver).  Then from within the VM you open Device Manager; select the network device select the option to update the drivers and then browse the CD to the correct drivers and install them.