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Weird problem

ashman70
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I am having a weird problem with one of my unRAID servers. Its the one that has a windows 10 VM on its own SSD that I use for occasional gaming. I used to have two Syba SATA PCI-X1 cards in the system and the other day I took them out and replaced them with my old SAS2LP card, but then I noticed with that card in my system it was causing conflicts with the IOMMU groups and my VM wouldn't start. Today I tried moving to another slot but the system all of a sudden wouldn't power on. Eventually I swapped one of the Syba cards back in and got the system to boot but when it did it said the main BIOS was corrupted and so it failed over the backup BIOS. I then had to fix some BIOS settings and eventually I got it to boot into unRAID. I try the windows 10 VM and it gives me some error which I eventually figure out to mean that its not seeing my Nvidia GTX 960 video card that I use for the VM, the onboard video is working just fine. That's weird, I check the power cables that are coming from the PS to the card, unplug them, plug them back in, all good. Reboot the system go into the BIOS, find the two entries that mention video and I set them to onboard which looks to be correct. When I power the system on I can feel the fans on the video card spinning but as soon as it gets to the point on the screen where its going to boot into unRAID they stop and by the time we boot into unRAID it doesn't detect the video card. Now I can't think of a BIOS setting that would make the video card not be detected and it seems to be getting power, any thoughts?

 

The motherboard is a Gigabyte Z77X-UP5TH and I have the video card in the first PCI-E slot. It was all working perfectly fine before I decided to swap out the Syba cards for the SAS2LP.

 

And the other thing that may or may not be related, I either initially can connect to the webgui from any computer other than my own and I usually stay connected, or I can't connect initially at all from any computer. Never had this problem before.

Edited by ashman70

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    Thanks, I reset the BIOS and sorted it out, its all good now.

     

    Thanks again.

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    Shuttle, ewww that brings bad some bad memories.

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