October 27, 20205 yr Hello everyone! I´m new to Unraid and have installed the server (bought a key) with the help from tutorials (spaceinvader, among others). I had some problems with setting up a Windows 10 VM for gaming, with the famous Nvidia error 43 coming up. But after some research on the unraid forums and the internet i got it working after many trys using a command script at the startup of the array. As in the tutorial from Spaceinvader i used the VFIO-PCI Config (community application) to bind my Geforce 1070 graphics card and my nvme drive. That worked (till now) great and i could use the Win10 VM without problems. But after some shutdowns of the server the Unraid OS does not boot and hangs on the following screen (see picture) So i tryed to boot in safe mode but had the same result (hangs). This problem happned after i used the Win10 VM for some time and shutdown the server. I think it has to do with VFIO binding but dont know how to fix this, maybe the Unraid Pros have more knowledge then i !? Any help would be great thanks. Update: Fixed the problem by myself deleting the vfio binding in the Vfio CFG and Syslinux.cfg, if someone runs into the problem. Edited October 28, 20205 yr by Lanraider
January 21, 20215 yr Was in the exact situation with the VFIO-PCI Config Plugin to passthrough my PCIE USB card. Your fix got me up and running again. Appreciate the edit 👍 Edited January 21, 20215 yr by belanj89
June 27, 20215 yr On 10/27/2020 at 7:34 AM, Lanraider said: Update: Fixed the problem by myself deleting the vfio binding in the Vfio CFG and Syslinux.cfg, if someone runs into the problem. My OS got stuck after a reboot to bind a GPU related IOMMU group (RTX 2060) and that was one way to fix it and boot again, thanks! For anyone looking for these files > Plug the USB Unraid into another computer > Delete or edit out the new changes on vfio.CFG > ... > Profit! Edited June 27, 20215 yr by martinsthilaire
July 2, 20215 yr Hey, I do have the same issue, so editing the config might help to remove it and get the system back running. But I still want to pass through the GPU, so did you find a solution to get this done properly? Btw. you may want to add the [solved] flag to the title
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