October 21, 20205 yr I tried upgrading from stable to the latest beta after reading it worked well. But now I don't have any network, after booting it just says "ipv4 & ipv6 address not set" How can I fix this ? can I revert from the terminal or is it possible to fix the newtwork ? Motherboard: Asus tuf gaming x570-plus CPU AMD 3900X
October 21, 20205 yr Community Expert Please post the diagnostics, you can get them by typing "diagnostics" in the console.
October 21, 20205 yr Author I found out what was causing the problem. I forgot that I also added a third gpu to one of the pci-e x1 slots to my motherboard so that I could use the two main gpus for vm's. For some reason my motherboard disables the network when I add the third gpu. Removing it solved everything.
October 22, 20205 yr Community Expert It's not disabling it, it's being passed-through, adding/removing new hardware can make the hardware IDs change, so if for example you were passing-through a GPU you can now be doing it to the NIC.
October 23, 20205 yr On 10/21/2020 at 11:28 AM, Cliff said: I found out what was causing the problem. I forgot that I also added a third gpu to one of the pci-e x1 slots to my motherboard so that I could use the two main gpus for vm's. For some reason my motherboard disables the network when I add the third gpu. Removing it solved everything. 18 hours ago, JorgeB said: It's not disabling it, it's being passed-through, adding/removing new hardware can make the hardware IDs change, so if for example you were passing-through a GPU you can now be doing it to the NIC. It looks like your vfio-pci.cfg was created by hand. Since you are on 6.9, use Tools -> System Devices to create the vfio-pci.cfg and it will be more resilient to hardware changes. Additionally, you can use the "View VFIO-PCI Log" button on that page to see details of each device that was (un)successfully bound during boot. For more info:
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