Unraid@Proxmox@F6-424 Max - Part 1

[Pete5]

I'll check the bios settings and keep you informed, I'm not at home, it will take some days.

I checked the bios settings on my F4-424 Max:

/chipset/vt-d [enabled]
/chipset/control iommu [enabled]

/Advanced/Intel Virtualization Technology (VMX) [enabled]

As shown on the screenshots, both SATA controllers are handed over to the TrueNAS VM via pci passthrough.

 

[celemine1gig]

Try building a test kernel with an added SW-quirk for the ASM1062, like described here:

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Post in thread 'Problems with PCIe passthrough with two identical devices'

Dec 31, 2025

Here's the summary from my chat with Gemini. I don't remember specifics from when I did it, but this summary seems accurate from what I do remember. Obviously proceed at your own risk, but it has been working fine through multiple reboots for almost 2 weeks for me now. Depending how you set up your VMs/LXCs and if they rely on mount points from your NAS VM, you may have to set up a boot delay to give it time to start up.

I am by NO means an expert in any of this! I just asked Gemini a lot of the right questions to get it going the way I wanted to. So as much as I'd like to, I...

• patchrick84

Just replace the device ID mentioned in the linked thread (i.e. "0x1164"), with the one of the ASM1062. Then see if it works.
Could be, that this behavior is a ASMEDIA speciality.