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    • jag5cofJ Offline
      jag5cof
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      I have an truesnas Scales VM installed on xcn-ng host. When I try to start the vm, I'm getting this error below.

      xenopsd internal error: Cannot_add(0000:03:00.0, Xenctrlext.Unix_error(4, "16: Device or resource busy"

      Can anyone help me resolve this issue.

      Thanks

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      • AtaxyaNetworkA Offline
        AtaxyaNetwork Ambassador @jag5cof
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        @jag5cof Hi !

        Do you have a PCI passthrough configured on this VM ?

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        • jag5cofJ Offline
          jag5cof
          last edited by

          hello,

          yes, I have the passthough on others VM's and they start as usual.

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          • AtaxyaNetworkA Offline
            AtaxyaNetwork Ambassador @jag5cof
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            @jag5cof The "Device or resource busy" let me think that the device you're using in the TrueNas's VM is already used in an other VM.

            Can you double-check your configuration ?

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            • jag5cofJ Offline
              jag5cof @AtaxyaNetwork
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              @AtaxyaNetwork The documentation said I could use the passthough with multiple vm's.

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              • jag5cofJ Offline
                jag5cof @jag5cof
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                @jag5cof Do you know how I can remove the passthough for Truenas?

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                • jag5cofJ Offline
                  jag5cof @AtaxyaNetwork
                  last edited by

                  @AtaxyaNetwork Do you know how I can remove the passthough for Truenas?

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                  • AtaxyaNetworkA Offline
                    AtaxyaNetwork Ambassador @jag5cof
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                    @jag5cof I never use PCI passthrough myself, but you can see the docs here: https://docs.xcp-ng.org/compute/#pci-passthrough

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                    • jag5cofJ Offline
                      jag5cof @AtaxyaNetwork
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                      @AtaxyaNetwork the reference said "If you attempt to perform PCI passthrough on a system which does not have VT-d/IOMMU enabled, you may encounter the following error when you start the target virtual machine:

                      Internal error: xenopsd internal error: Device.PCI.Cannot_add(_, _)

                      On, my host servver, I have VT-d/IOMMU enabled

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                      • AtaxyaNetworkA Offline
                        AtaxyaNetwork Ambassador @jag5cof
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                        @jag5cof As I said, "The "Device or resource busy" let me think that the device you're using in the TrueNas's VM is already used in an other VM."

                        You can't use the same PCI device on multiple VMs

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                        • jag5cofJ Offline
                          jag5cof @AtaxyaNetwork
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                          @AtaxyaNetwork what do you think my next step to resolve this issue. None of the other vm's are giving me this problem. VM's Windows 10, 3 Ubuntu and one debian.

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                            olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder CEO
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                            It means the PCI device you are trying to pass to this VM is already used, either by another VM, or by the Dom0 itself.

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                            • jag5cofJ Offline
                              jag5cof @olivierlambert
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                              @olivierlambert what is the fix action and how

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                              • olivierlambertO Online
                                olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder CEO
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                                I can't guess the device you are trying to passthrough and how/if it's used by another VM or the dom0.

                                The fix is to be sure no other VM is using this device (including the dom0). If you added a passthrough device, you know which one you added, and nobody else can guess it 🙂

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                                • jag5cofJ Offline
                                  jag5cof @olivierlambert
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                                  @olivierlambert I know the other vm which are using the passthough. So do you know I can remove the passthough from the others vms

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                                  • AtaxyaNetworkA Offline
                                    AtaxyaNetwork Ambassador @jag5cof
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                                    @jag5cof I imagine it's something like:

                                    • List the param of your VM with xe vm-param-list uuid=<uuid>
                                    • Find the line like other-config:pci=0/0000:04:01.0
                                    • Then you can remove with xe vm-param-remove other-config:pci=0/0000:04:01.0 uuid=<uuid>
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                                    • jag5cofJ Offline
                                      jag5cof @AtaxyaNetwork
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                                      @AtaxyaNetwork ok and thanks

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                                      • jag5cofJ Offline
                                        jag5cof @AtaxyaNetwork
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                                        @AtaxyaNetwork I'm gettin this error when I run this command

                                        Required parameter not found: param-name
                                        xe vm-param-remove other-config:pci=0/0000:03:00.0 uuid=vm#

                                        I add the correct pci id and vm uuid

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                                        • AtaxyaNetworkA Offline
                                          AtaxyaNetwork Ambassador @jag5cof
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                                          @jag5cof Maybe xe vm-param-remove param-name=other-config param-key=pci=0/0000:03:00.0 uuid=<uuid> ?

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                                          • jag5cofJ Offline
                                            jag5cof @AtaxyaNetwork
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                                            @AtaxyaNetwork I got this error when I ran your cmd - Key pci=0/0000:03:00.0 is not in map

                                            I aslo ran xl pci-assignable-list
                                            0000:03:00.0

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