[{"name": "CPU Temp", "value": "39 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "System Temp", "value": "31 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "Peripheral Temp", "value": "46 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "NIC Temp", "value": "59 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "CPU_VRM0 Temp", "value": "43 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "CPU_VRM1 Temp", "value": "34 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "SOC_VRM Temp", "value": "44 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "VDDIO_VRM Temp", "value": "48 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "DIMMA~C Temp", "value": "45 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "DIMME~G Temp", "value": "44 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "MB 12V", "value": "12.08 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "MB 5VCC", "value": "5.10 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "MB 3.3VCC", "value": "3.35 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "VBAT", "value": "0x04", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "MB 5VSB", "value": "5.06 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "MB 3.3VSB", "value": "3.39 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "MB 1.8VSB", "value": "1.84 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "BMC 2.5V", "value": "2.47 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "BMC 1.8V", "value": "1.77 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "BMC 1.2V", "value": "1.19 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "BMC 1.0V", "value": "0.99 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "BMC 3.3VSB", "value": "3.28 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "CPU_SOC", "value": "1.22 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "CPU_VDDIO", "value": "1.12 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "FAN1", "value": "2100 RPM", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "FAN2", "value": "1960 RPM", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "FAN3", "value": "2100 RPM", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "FAN4", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "FANA", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "FANB", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "FANC", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "M2_SSD1 Temp", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "M2_SSD2 Temp", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "Chassis Intru", "value": "0x00", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "NVMe_SSD1 Temp", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "NVMe_SSD2 Temp", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "GPU4 Temp", "value": "49 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "GPU6 Temp", "value": "34 degrees C", "event": "ok"}]

@olivierlambert

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Weird it is not showing CPU temperatures, that was shown in the test command. (H13SRA-TF super micro board)

[{"name": "CPU Temp", "value": "37 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "System Temp", "value": "30 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "Peripheral Temp", "value": "46 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "NIC Temp", "value": "59 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "CPU_VRM0 Temp", "value": "43 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "CPU_VRM1 Temp", "value": "34 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "SOC_VRM Temp", "value": "44 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "VDDIO_VRM Temp", "value": "48 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "DIMMA~C Temp", "value": "45 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "DIMME~G Temp", "value": "44 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "MB 12V", "value": "12.08 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "MB 5VCC", "value": "5.10 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "MB 3.3VCC", "value": "3.35 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "VBAT", "value": "0x04", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "MB 5VSB", "value": "5.06 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "MB 3.3VSB", "value": "3.39 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "MB 1.8VSB", "value": "1.84 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "BMC 2.5V", "value": "2.47 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "BMC 1.8V", "value": "1.77 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "BMC 1.2V", "value": "1.19 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "BMC 1.0V", "value": "0.99 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "BMC 3.3VSB", "value": "3.28 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "CPU_SOC", "value": "1.22 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "CPU_VDDIO", "value": "1.12 Volts", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "FAN1", "value": "1960 RPM", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "FAN2", "value": "1960 RPM", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "FAN3", "value": "1960 RPM", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "FAN4", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "FANA", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "FANB", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "FANC", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "M2_SSD1 Temp", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "M2_SSD2 Temp", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "Chassis Intru", "value": "0x00", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "NVMe_SSD1 Temp", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "NVMe_SSD2 Temp", "value": "no reading", "event": "ns"}, {"name": "GPU4 Temp", "value": "51 degrees C", "event": "ok"}, {"name": "GPU6 Temp", "value": "35 degrees C", "event": "ok"}]

This is on a H13SRA-TF board.

I'm def willing to test and provide feedback from mine. I have a newer threadripper SM build I can test with. (H13 board)

Reading the email today about what's in new release of XO with the added Lenovo support being the 3rd vendor now supported. Is SuperMicro planned for the same type of support?

Thanks and great update, as always.

@chicagomed there's no need to be editing grub for pass thru, I would use the standard commands and avoid corrupting grub in the process.

@manilx is your nas virtualized on the host, or a separate physical box?

@Seneram ah well excuse my ignorance then, I thought people said the limits were much lower. I can see what you are saying and the big issue with that.

Here's a little test I just ran between VM's over SMB on my Threadripper 7960x build on a Supermicro H13SRA-TF motherboard, def not too bad, these VM's are on different SR's.

ah ok, thanks for the information.

This is pretty minor cleanup question but after removing a NIC, in Xen Orchestra on the host stats page, it still has legend for pifs that don't exist anymore, is there any easy way to clean that up?

@Andrew Thank you Andrew and Olivier, the 4 channel usb card shifted each of its controllers down 2 digits, i removed all the passthroughs, removed the hideback, booted without the card and then re passed the hardware and the box is happy again.

Thanks for the inputs in few threads lately Olivier, appreciate the learning opportunities,

@olivierlambert

I never passed that card to any VMs, there is 2 quadros passed to other VMs and 2 USB channels from a 4 channel card.

Good Evening,

I had some issues with a NIC so I had installed a dual 10GbE Intel X540 PCI-E card, I have since remove all associated networks from VM's and removed the PIF's from the Host.

I ran xe pif-list and confirmed it does not show up there but upon shutdown of the host , remove the card and then power on, it starts to boot, and then shows the normal EFI mapping not available but then instead of showing the splash screen for a second it hangs for a extended period of time and then ends up at a dracut command prompt.

I read the documentation here but this is as far as i can get. (https://xcp-ng.org/docs/networking.html#manage-physical-nics)

The last initqueue message is /dev/disk/by-label/root-yylygk does not exist...starting emergency shell....if I reinstall the card it boots fine.

Anthony

Thank you, low on sleep and of course you were right...

Hello All.

I just installed a 4 channel USB card, the card has 4 ports each on its own controller so you can split them up for virtualization.

This is what lspci shows:

45:00.0 USB controller: Renesas Technology Corp. uPD720202 USB 3.0 Host Controller (rev 02)
46:00.0 USB controller: Renesas Technology Corp. uPD720202 USB 3.0 Host Controller (rev 02)
47:00.0 USB controller: Renesas Technology Corp. uPD720202 USB 3.0 Host Controller (rev 02)
48:00.0 USB controller: Renesas Technology Corp. uPD720202 USB 3.0 Host Controller (rev 02)

I first tried this command formatted this way as found on research online, but when the host booted it showed an error in console that it could not parse it

 /opt/xensource/libexec/xen-cmdline --set-dom0 "xen-pciback.hide=(0000:45:00.0)(0000.46.00.0)(0000.47.00.0)(0000.48.00.0)"

I then tried running each separately but it only shows the last one I type in after a reboot running x1 pci-assignable-list

/opt/xensource/libexec/xen-cmdline --set-dom0 "xen-pciback.hide=(0000:46:00.0)"

how do I make all 4 device available to passthru? (i'm running latest 8.3 RC1 with patches)

@Ashkaan you can run xoa alongside your normal configuration if you want to preview it.