Truenas Scales VM failed to start

olivierlambert

Paste the output of xe vm-param-list uuid=<VM UUID> in here.

jag5cof

@olivierlambert Do you think it would be easier to re-install truenas and not applied passthough

olivierlambert

No. Just paste the result so we can see the content of the other-config field.

jag5cof

@olivierlambert ok, it's is very long.

olivierlambert

You can just paste the line with other-config:

jag5cof

@olivierlambert

other-config (MRW): pci: 0/0000:03:00.0; auto_poweron: true; xo:b9a7f807: {"creation":{"date":"2023-09-22T18:53:41.645Z","template":"3de5e9c4-bafa-4f20-8720-7788e0eab29e","user":"a7544dd9-a75f-4efb-a624-df74be00ab2b"}}; base_template_name: Debian Bookworm 12; import_task: OpaqueRef:2fbd30f0-79c3-4fe7-93c4-2fb519e1b9a1; mac_seed: 735a05db-2ac0-fa52-dd17-7d1a3dee98c3; install-methods: cdrom,nfs,http,ftp; linux_template: true
                                dom-id ( RO): -1
                       recommendations ( RO): <restrictions><restriction field="memory-static-max" max="1649267441664"/><restriction field="vcpus-max" max="32"/><restriction field="has-vendor-device" value="false"/><restriction field="allow-gpu-passthrough" value="1"/><restriction field="allow-vgpu" value="1"/><restriction field="allow-network-sriov" value="1"/><restriction field="supports-bios" value="yes"/><restriction field="supports-uefi" value="no"/><restriction field="supports-secure-boot" value="no"/><restriction max="255" property="number-of-vbds"/><restriction max="7" property="number-of-vifs"/></restrictions>
                         xenstore-data (MRW): vm-data/mmio-hole-size: 536870912; vm-data:

olivierlambert

So yes, it's still there. Double check the UUID and that you are typing correctly:

xe vm-param-remove param-name=other-config param-key=pci uuid=<use the UUID of the VM>

jag5cof

@olivierlambert I ran the command on my Truenas vm. No error. Will I need to reboot my host?

jag5cof

@olivierlambert I still see other -config

other-config (MRW): auto_poweron: true; xo:b9a7f807: {"creation":{"date":"2023-09-22T18:53:41.645Z","template":"3de5e9c4-bafa-4f20-8720-7788e0eab29e","user":"a7544dd9-a75f-4efb-a624-df74be00ab2b"}}; base_template_name: Debian Bookworm 12; import_task: OpaqueRef:2fbd30f0-79c3-4fe7-93c4-2fb519e1b9a1; mac_seed: 735a05db-2ac0-fa52-dd17-7d1a3dee98c3; install-methods: cdrom,nfs,http,ftp; linux_template: true

olivierlambert

So it's clear to me, now you can boot the VM

jag5cof

@olivierlambert I did but now I have an issue with my Truenas Pool, it doest show it.
But I want to think for all the help

jag5cof

@olivierlambert When I first setup Truenas Scales, I had to pass sata controller so truenas could see the drivers. I have forgotten how I did it. Can you help

jag5cof

@olivierlambert I manged to restore my Truenas system

olivierlambert

Great news! Now everything is working as you wanted?

jag5cof

@olivierlambert yes, I found how to passthough sata controller

olivierlambert

Perfect! Enjoy