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IOMMU disabled?? but VT-D is enabled??

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Hello everyone,

 

I've got a problem with my Unraid system. It says that IOMMU is disabled but the CPU supports VT-D and it is enabled in the bios.

 

Does anyone know why this is?

 

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Hello everyone,

 

I've got a problem with my Unraid system. It says that IOMMU is disabled but the CPU supports VT-D and it is enabled in the bios.

 

Does anyone know why this is?

WAG, old BIOS?

Are you sure the BIOS setting for virtualization is turning on VT-d rather than just VT-x?  I know my P5B doesn't support VT-d, and support for it was very rare (if ever) during the LGA775 era.

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thanks for your quick reply.

 

this old computer is my unraid test machine. To see how it all works before I reinstall my XPenology nas into an unraid version.

 

but here is a screenshot of my bios. Vanderpool Technology should be the same as vt-d.

 

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I'm pretty sure that Vanderpool was the old name for Intel® Virtualization Technology, but that's VT-x.  You need Intel® Virtualization Technology for Directed I/O to get VT-d support.

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That's a shame...

 

Would a Intel 2500K work?

Pretty sure the motherboard is the issue, not the processor.

The Q9450 supports VT-d, but the motherboard is the question/issue.  Unfortunately the 2500k doesn't support VT-d.

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