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Since the NUC10 is using a 10th generation CPU, the iGPU may just not yet be recognized by the Debian/Proxmox driver. This was the issue with the Intel Xeon E-2176, which I believe is an 8th generation Coffee Lake CPU. It just took time for Debian/Proxmox to update to the most recent drivers so...

SOLVED: Using the test repository with linux kernel 5.3.7-1-pve works without problem for FreeNAS and HBA passthrough. I hope this solution can be made available with the non-test repository soon.

...and just so everyone has all necessary information, here are my current PVE packages:

Changing the the FreeNAS VM machine type to 'pc-q35-3.1" as found in the forum post here. It gets me back to where I was with PVE 5.4 and any linux version 4.15.18-15 or above. The VM starts to boot but then hangs at the following: FreeNAS Verbose Boot: I also tried using the...

As for the FreeNAS guest, monitoring PCI devices makes it look like the HBA are being passed through. However, the guest doesn't seem to see either HBA. Monitoring on host of FreeNAS guest: Using "pciconf -l -v" on guest doesn't list either HBA.

Sorry for the delay, I finally have a chance to follow up. Just clean installed PVE 6.0 without hitch on ZFS RAID1 SSD boot and I have two different HBA (confirmed working) for PCIe passthrough testing. Newly installed FreeNAS 11.2-U6 VM. Latest updates applied where possible. To my novice eyes...

I can't run dmesg right now but will when I get a chance! It may have to wait until next week when I'll have physical access to server (otherwise I can't remotely select linux kernel versions at boot and would lose remote access to my NAS). Until then, all my best.

Since PVE 5.0, I have had different FreeNAS VMs with HBA passthrough working flawlessly. However, after a PVE upgrade to linux 4.15.18-15 and anything higher, the VMs hang or cause errors during guest boot. I found one other forum post that seems related to my issue, but no solution was...

Thanks for the feedback! I think cromatn5 may be right that C232 chipset is going to be the limiting factor for IGD. Unless someone else says otherwise, I'm going to assume I would need C236 chipset in order to take advantage of any IGD.

I have an odd question regarding a Supermicro X11SSL-F I was recently gifted and whether it makes sense to pair it with a CPU having an integrated GPU. I don't believe the motherboard supports video out from the integrated GPU, but I would still like to access the GPU hardware and pass it to a...

I am in the same boat, trying to get E-2176G P630 drivers to recognize the Intel IGD for my LXC Plex server to have hardware transcoding support. Even if there is enough horsepower to do most of what I need just on CPU, I still would like Proxmox to fully recognize my hardware without taxing my...

I haven't found any recent solution to passing through a SATA optical drive to a Windows VM. I have tried the following which shows up in the VM as a CD-ROM but it cannot recognize any media when inserted. Further, VM will not boot if there is media in the drive: sata0: /dev/sr0,media=cdrom...

Thanks adamb and mcflym, I've tried adamb's args command as well but the VM fails to start giving me the following error: I don't know how to interpret that error. However, I think the problem lies with "x-vga=on" since the VM always fails with the above error when I include it. The...

I should clarify that everything seems to be working with my Xeon Kaby Lake IGD except for output to an external monitor. I've got iGPU acceleration for software that takes advantage of it, but no way to view the Windows 10 VM desktop without using Remote Desktop, SPICE, VNC, etc... on another...

Thanks YAGA, I started a new thread where I provided more details, including the output from "lspci -nn -s 00:02.0" here: forum.proxmox.com/threads/kaby-lake-igd-passthrough-on-proxmox-5-1-with-win10-vm.38125/ Here is my output from "lspci -nn" The Proxmox 5.1 host is using legacy BIOS, the...

Others wiser than me may have already solved this problem, but I'm stumped and need help. I'm on a steep learning curve with linux and Proxmox, so please bear with me. I followed the below links trying to set up a Windows 10 VM with Kaby Lake IGD passthrough to drive one or more of my...

I'm new at this and learning, so bear with me if my problem is simple or obvious. I can't get Kaby Lake IGD to work the way I expect when running a VM on Proxmox. YAGA, I tried your above example and a few variations based on the links you provided. I tried with Proxmox 5.1 using my Kaby Lake...