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I am trying NVME pass through in VM and able to do it with host OS 4.6
and guest OS SL 2.6.696. i am using below pci pass through rule added in my vm.xml and starting the VM with virsh start command
This looks like a machine problem to me. Do you have a kernel version that works fine? I'd run a memtest on the system to make sure it's not a broken memory chip.
Thanks for your reply . if i remove below rule machine boot fine with same kernel 4.5 .
for my understanding this is something to related to PCI pass through of NVME devcie which is not working up to 4.5.7 kernel
but 4.6.0 its working ..
yes Mara 4.6 is working fine for me .. i am just wondering which patch went into 4.6 regarding NVME passthrough in 4.6 so that i can try backporting into 4.5 .
Hmm... You could do it using git format-patch between the two revisions. However, there will be many and application isn't obvious because of the merges.
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