ThisTruenasUser
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Hi all
I have an old machine I use as a backup.
Specs are:
CPU: i7-3770k 1Memory 16GB DDR3 Motherboard: Z77_D3H MVP
On there some drives for storage with cifs shares setup and working.
I also have a Virtual Machine (Ubuntu Linux) I use to copy from the cifs shares to external drives (ext4), attached through USB passthrough.
It does not have enough USB 3.0 ports so I got a cheap USB card on ebay.
The onboard USB ones can.
The card is not apparently working in truenas scale, so cannot use it to pass through to the virtual machine.
I did ssh into the machine and the output of lspci:
01:00.0 USB controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VL805 USB 3.0 Host Controller (rev 01)
It is connected to the GPU pcie lane, so directly to the CPU deliberately.
How is this remedied?
it is a cheap card & not worth my time sending it back. I would prefer solution.
Thanks
I have an old machine I use as a backup.
Specs are:
CPU: i7-3770k 1Memory 16GB DDR3 Motherboard: Z77_D3H MVP
On there some drives for storage with cifs shares setup and working.
I also have a Virtual Machine (Ubuntu Linux) I use to copy from the cifs shares to external drives (ext4), attached through USB passthrough.
It does not have enough USB 3.0 ports so I got a cheap USB card on ebay.
The onboard USB ones can.
The card is not apparently working in truenas scale, so cannot use it to pass through to the virtual machine.
I did ssh into the machine and the output of lspci:
01:00.0 USB controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VL805 USB 3.0 Host Controller (rev 01)
It is connected to the GPU pcie lane, so directly to the CPU deliberately.
How is this remedied?
it is a cheap card & not worth my time sending it back. I would prefer solution.
Thanks