Hi,
after several years of using OpenMediaVault (OMV) in a standalone server I want to "upgrade".
I have an older Xeon Motherboard (C236A/MSI) with an Adapter 6805T Raid controller.
Years ago i used the Board without the Hardware Raid Controller with an Arch System and several VMs (e.g. OMV and Windows) which worked well, but was a pain for
->me<- to maintain. I always was afraid to kill the whole setup.
So i decided now to use the Board+Raid with Proxmox. I passthrough the Raid Controller (4 Disk, Raid 10) to the OMV VM. Also inside the VM is the Adaptec Software to control the Raid Controller (website with Smart Info, Mail notification,...)
The setup works well, until I want to reboot the OMV VM. It seems like the Raid Controller doesnt get recognized on the second boot of the VM itself. It works if I reboot the whole Proxmox Server. But then I always have to shutdown all other VMs
The error message after reboot of the VM is:
During boot of the VM the Raid controller detects the Disks, but the whole Raid isnt visible inside OMV anymore. Bios is updated to the latest firmware
Here is the same error message, but i dont have any BIOS setting similar to "Turned off IRQ Emulation in BIOS for support of old PCI" which solved the Problem
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-adaptec-raid-5805q.52970/
- Any hints on how to get rid of this error?
- Is it a "good" idea the way I did it?
- How to identify if the problem is the OMV VM or Proxmox
- Is there a workaround? I think not to passthrough the controller and attach the file system to only! one VM. Would this be ok or is there a chance that Proxmox access the raid at the same time like the VM an "corrupt" data?
If it does not work with this Adaptec Controller i would sell it again
-> does anyone have a suggestion of a Hardware Controller Raid10 (max 200 dollar used) with ideally a Cache/SSD
Thanks and sorry for this ling post
after several years of using OpenMediaVault (OMV) in a standalone server I want to "upgrade".
I have an older Xeon Motherboard (C236A/MSI) with an Adapter 6805T Raid controller.
Years ago i used the Board without the Hardware Raid Controller with an Arch System and several VMs (e.g. OMV and Windows) which worked well, but was a pain for
->me<- to maintain. I always was afraid to kill the whole setup.
So i decided now to use the Board+Raid with Proxmox. I passthrough the Raid Controller (4 Disk, Raid 10) to the OMV VM. Also inside the VM is the Adaptec Software to control the Raid Controller (website with Smart Info, Mail notification,...)
The setup works well, until I want to reboot the OMV VM. It seems like the Raid Controller doesnt get recognized on the second boot of the VM itself. It works if I reboot the whole Proxmox Server. But then I always have to shutdown all other VMs
The error message after reboot of the VM is:
aacraid: aac_fib_send: first asynchronous command timed out.
Usually a result of a PCI interrupt routing problem;
update mother board BIOS or consider utilizing one of
the SAFE mode kernel options (acpi, apic etc)
During boot of the VM the Raid controller detects the Disks, but the whole Raid isnt visible inside OMV anymore. Bios is updated to the latest firmware
Here is the same error message, but i dont have any BIOS setting similar to "Turned off IRQ Emulation in BIOS for support of old PCI" which solved the Problem
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-adaptec-raid-5805q.52970/
- Any hints on how to get rid of this error?
- Is it a "good" idea the way I did it?
- How to identify if the problem is the OMV VM or Proxmox
- Is there a workaround? I think not to passthrough the controller and attach the file system to only! one VM. Would this be ok or is there a chance that Proxmox access the raid at the same time like the VM an "corrupt" data?
If it does not work with this Adaptec Controller i would sell it again
-> does anyone have a suggestion of a Hardware Controller Raid10 (max 200 dollar used) with ideally a Cache/SSD
Thanks and sorry for this ling post