Method 'get_pci_ids_for_gpu_isolation' not found in 'device'

[Isma]

Since I updated, I have this problem when putting a gpu in a vm

 

[Kris Moore]

Suggest a bug report for this one, we'll need a debug file so we can review why its throwing that error.

 

[Isma]

Suggest a bug report for this one, we'll need a debug file so we can review why its throwing that error.

ok

 

[techeretic]

I'm seeing the same issue too. Lemme know how I can add to these logs.
FWIW, noob here

 

[mezzobob]

Hi, I have the same problem.
Came here to post the same screenshots.
I also isolated the GPU, which makes no difference.
Still broken.

 

[Isma]

I'm seeing the same issue too. Lemme know how I can add to these logs.
FWIW, noob here

 

[Gedeon]

Same for me

TrueNAS-SCALE-Cobia
MB: Supermicro X11SCV-Q
RAM: 32 GB
GK: Nvidia GTX 1660

 

[forses3]

Same problem

 

[Ericloewe]

That's just not useful information. If you have "the same problem", add to the discussion with details of your setup, steps you've taken, results you've gotten/expectations, etc.

 

[carcrasher89]

I am also having the same issues but I have a 1070 and a p620.

 

[ClarKent86]

I'm able to workaround this by manually adding my GPU & Audio Controller through devices:

 

[Isma]

I'm able to workaround this by manually adding my GPU & Audio Controller through devices:

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I did that too, but sometimes it gave an error even though it was checked later, then when I created a machine for testing with the GPU I discovered that the vm did not use the GPU so I prefer to say it as a guess

 

[Isma]

I'm able to workaround this by manually adding my GPU & Audio Controller through devices:

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Another problem with this method is that if I want to change a VM parameter such as vcore or ram, it gives the same error, so I have to delete the gpu from the pci options, modify the vm, and add the gpu again

 

[ClarKent86]

Another problem with this method is that if I want to change a VM parameter such as vcore or ram, it gives the same error, so I have to delete the gpu from the pci options, modify the vm, and add the gpu again



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Full disclosure I do not work for ixSystems. I'm just a user like you. My solution is not elegant, nor am I happy with the lack of support for this in Cobia when it looked like Cobia was stable.

Yes, if you apply the PCI devices you can't change other settings without getting the error again. I actually needed to use the CLI yesterday to make changes to CPU resources even after I removed the GPU/PCI passthrough. I agree, this is not ideal but at least it's working. Hopefully they address these issues soon.

 

[Procus Aquila]

Hi,
after the latest update, I have exactly the same error.
The explanation manually performs the graphics card via device's PCI passthrough goes.

However, the following functions no longer work with an existing VM. Changes RAM. I have tested my VM from 16 GiB to 20 GiB (enough RAM is available) Truenas confirms the change but nothing is changed.

Inserting a dedicated graphics card via the corresponding settings does not work, the error named and illustrated here is displayed.

The attempt to set up a new VM - a Windows 10 as a test - also does not work.
Apparently something happened to the VM level after the update to Truenas-Scale 23.10.1.

 

[Isma]

correct, any VM is locked to any changes you want to make

 

[Procus Aquila]

Hi, any information on when a hotfix will be released?

 

[justink101]

I'm having this exact problem with a 4060ti. Trying to pass it through to a single Windows 11 Virtual Machine using the latest version of TrueNAS Scale but getting "[ENOMETHOD] Method 'get_pci_ids_for_gpu_isolation' not found in 'device'".

 

[afach_luc]

Hi, I found a solution, you have to add the necessary PCI slots for your GPU under Devices.

In my case once for the GPU (GTX 1050ti) and for the audio controller.

If anyone needs step-by-step instructions, please let me know.

 

[justink101]

Hi, I found a solution, you have to add the necessary PCI slots for your GPU under Devices.

In my case once for the GPU (GTX 1050ti) and for the audio controller.

If anyone needs step-by-step instructions, please let me know.

I’d appreciate a guide to the solution. Anybody else notice that once a virtual machine is created as well, you can’t edit any of the properties? The save just fails to save. Seem like a huge bug.