Hello,
I wasn't sure if I should post this under Networking or Configuration. I've got an interesting issue. When I add "hugepages: any" to two of my VM's (WS 2016, Debian 10), the network never connects. Debian complains it can't bring the network interface up, WS2016 just says "Identifying...", not getting a DHCP response.
Removing "hugepages: any" allows both to boot / connect normally.
I've tried removing and re-adding NICs, adding secondary NICs, the fault persists. I've tried cloning the VM (not that I expected that to help), but the issue persists.
The weird thing is I have two other VM's, both W10 Desktops that I can remove /readd "hugepages: any" to without issue. Luckily, these are the two VM's that need the setting as they both have GPU's passed through and hugepages seems to help with DPC latency issues.
Any thoughts or help appreciated!
I wasn't sure if I should post this under Networking or Configuration. I've got an interesting issue. When I add "hugepages: any" to two of my VM's (WS 2016, Debian 10), the network never connects. Debian complains it can't bring the network interface up, WS2016 just says "Identifying...", not getting a DHCP response.
Removing "hugepages: any" allows both to boot / connect normally.
I've tried removing and re-adding NICs, adding secondary NICs, the fault persists. I've tried cloning the VM (not that I expected that to help), but the issue persists.
The weird thing is I have two other VM's, both W10 Desktops that I can remove /readd "hugepages: any" to without issue. Luckily, these are the two VM's that need the setting as they both have GPU's passed through and hugepages seems to help with DPC latency issues.
Any thoughts or help appreciated!
