QEMU command used to start VM (VirtIO issue with latest drivers)

[m9x3mos]

Hello all,
I am having an issue using VirtIO as the drive type when creating a Windows VM. I can start the install, but when I point it to the VirtIO driver ISO, it just crashes out.
Version .185 works but anything newer has this problem.
I have created an issue on the VirtIO github project and they are asking for the QEMU command.
How would I go about providing that to them or is this something I should create as a bug for TrueNAS Core 12.0 U7?
Here is the issue I opened on the VirtIO project.

0.1.208 crashes windows 11 on loading viostor · Issue #52 · virtio-win/virtio-win-pkg-scripts

Was attempting to setup windows 11 VM with .208 version and when I install the storage driver during the install process the system crashes out completely. I attempt the same operations with .185 a...

github.com

 

[sretalla]

Maybe what you're looking for will be here:
/var/log/libvirt/qemu

 

[kaulex]

Just a short update.

@m9x3mos: Thank you for linking to the issue.

The developer on the virtio git side agreed he had unilaterally changed a max value, which is causing the issue to happen.

Summary is:
0.2.125-2 is not working. So 0.1.185 should be used until the next iteration is out.