June 22, 20188 yr Hi guys, I am sorry if this is answered somewhere where I couldnt find it, but ive been searching for hours now and I am hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I just started working with Unraid tonight and I attempted to install Ubuntu as my primary VM. I set up the VM to have GPU passthrough and left clicked create, and my screen went blank. I thought it might be just installing but it never came back up. So I got on another computer to try to log into the server and I can see through the VNC on the server that its running fine and Ubuntu is ready to be installed. Now however, I still cannot get any visuals on the primary unraid server. It doesnt matter if I reboot, clear the CMOS, remove the VM i installed. I still have a blank computer. I can log into it just fine and do everything but I can't get the GPU to output anything. I don't have an onboard video card, but I do have two GPU's. I've tried connecting to each of them in all of the DP + HDMI ports to see if something else wonky is going on. Hopefully someone can give me a bit of guidance! I'd really like to get this moving. Thanks, Grant
June 22, 20188 yr Community Expert Can you get to the GUI? If so, Tools >>>> Diagnostics Can you get to the server via SSH? If so, log in and type diagnostics at the command line prompt. That will write the file to the logs directory/folder on the flash drive. Upload the file with your next post.
June 26, 20188 yr Author Hi there, Thank you very much for your quick response. That was crazy! I actually was able to fix this and I am a bit embarrassed about it, but whatever, here we go. My system has an Onboard graphics card that it kept trying to boot up through after I didn't pass the GPU properly. So, once I realized that I plugged an HDMI cable into the onboard graphics and saw that it indeed as booting and loading just fine, I had just broken the GPU Passthrough it was back to normal. I followed the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mM7ntkiUoPk Spaceinvader one GPU passthrough video to get it fixed! Thanks very much for your help, sorry for such a noob question =) Grant
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