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VM won't start after shutdown: error allocating framebuffer #30
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Does this work without the merged driver? |
I have no idea why I couldn't reproduce this successfully this time around. Right after I made this post (I have tested this 4 times before writing, and I got the logs that I needed). I did install the regular patched drivers (used PolloLoco's patches for proxmox), I tried both proxmox 7.3 and ubuntu 22.04 hosts with non-merged drivers, and it works as expected (or probably the issue didn't present itself again). I moved back to merged drivers on ubuntu 22.04 host, and it's working for now. I really have no idea how it fixed itself. And I'm not sure either if it actually fixed itself or if it will present itself later on. I'll keep rebooting the VMs on and off and do some graphical tasks before giving a conclusion. Update:
whenever the windows host starts, and I'm not sure why or if it's relevant to the issue above. |
I assume this is due to VRAM fragmentation when running with the merged driver. vGPU requires contiguous VRAM allocations which is why it can report out of RAM. As for the |
Hello, I'm having an issue allocating framebuffer even though there is enough VRAM.
How to reproduce:
Why would I shutdown unraid? I had to change stuff on the unraid usb, doing it from the gui/cli of unraid will take a while. This usually doesn't happen that often, but I would do that from time to time.
Journalctl log:
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