I am running a NAS (freenas) inside proxmox. I have done this for over a year in ESXI but i have descided to make the switch to Proxmox because it seems to give much better performance and i love the web interface. The issue i am having is that i have 2 pcie sata controllers for my storeage drives and these passthough correctly via hostpci config in my VM and all the 10 disks are available as expected. The issue comes with the 2 SSD cache drives. If i connect them directly to the sata controllers i passed though they don't show up and since i did not have them in this config in ESXI then this could be an issue with the cards and SSD support. This means that i either need to pass though the HD's directly or pass though one of my 3 onboard sata controllers but that would be the 3rd hostpci device and only 2 are supported.
I saw an article around somewhere talking about disk passthrough as
ide1: sda
in my case i tried
sata0: sdl
sata1: sdn
and
sata0: /dev/sdl
sata1: /dev/sdn
but both gave me the error of device or addess not found. I confirmed they are in my /dev directory and i am 95% sure they are my SSD's
Can anyone point me to the best way to pass though these 2 SSD drives as i want to get max performance i can fromt hem in a virtual environment. I used HD passthrough on ESXI and it actually worked really well for this use case but i have not been able to get anything to work in proxmox.
I am using KVM VM and 3.0 RC2 of proxmox.
I saw an article around somewhere talking about disk passthrough as
ide1: sda
in my case i tried
sata0: sdl
sata1: sdn
and
sata0: /dev/sdl
sata1: /dev/sdn
but both gave me the error of device or addess not found. I confirmed they are in my /dev directory and i am 95% sure they are my SSD's
Can anyone point me to the best way to pass though these 2 SSD drives as i want to get max performance i can fromt hem in a virtual environment. I used HD passthrough on ESXI and it actually worked really well for this use case but i have not been able to get anything to work in proxmox.
I am using KVM VM and 3.0 RC2 of proxmox.