HI, Everyone.
I am trying to add the NVMe drive (PCI) as pass-thru into ubuntu guest (Ubuntu host). I changed the chipset to ich9 and used this command to add the PCI device.
"VBoxManage modifyvm "VM name" --pciattach 02:00.0@01:05.0" where 02:00.0 is the PCI ID of the NVMe drive.
Trying to power on the system will fail. The error message is Failed to open a session for the Virtual machine: The VM session was aborted. NS_ERROR_FAILURE
Please advice
NVMe PCI passthru mode
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socratis
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Re: NVMe PCI passthru mode
I'm afraid that as far as PCI passthrough goes, you're going to be on your own. There's only 1 1/2 people in this world (that we know of) that have actually done it successfully. So, there's not going to be too much advice on that front.Amith wrote:Please advice
Just telling you so that you can "adjust" your expectations, and not feel that you're being ignored...
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Re: NVMe PCI passthru mode
socratis.
Thanks. I am hoping if someone has something to offer me. I have spent enough time.
Strange thing is, i got it working, the System boots up.
when i see what is there on the lspci bus, it shows the non volatile memory controller, but OS does not see it as Block storage or either character device under /dev.
very confusing. I will try to get the dmesg logs
Amith
Thanks. I am hoping if someone has something to offer me. I have spent enough time.
Strange thing is, i got it working, the System boots up.
when i see what is there on the lspci bus, it shows the non volatile memory controller, but OS does not see it as Block storage or either character device under /dev.
very confusing. I will try to get the dmesg logs
Amith
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Re: NVMe PCI passthru mode
Great! As I said this is a really rarely used feature, and we don't really have that much experience on that front, so any success stories, will definitely help! Please keep us updated!Amith wrote:i got it working, the System boots up.
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Re: NVMe PCI passthru mode
I was happy that it boots up.
I powered off and tried again, error resurfaced back. The only thing I have to do to get the Guest OS boots up is to detach the pci. No luck. I hope if someone has done this before.
I was just wondering they have added the new external package for the NVMe support but this it does not work or no proper documentation.
Amith
I powered off and tried again, error resurfaced back. The only thing I have to do to get the Guest OS boots up is to detach the pci. No luck. I hope if someone has done this before.
I was just wondering they have added the new external package for the NVMe support but this it does not work or no proper documentation.
Amith