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#VMWARE WORKSTATION PRO 16 TORRENT WINDOWS 10#
#VMWARE WORKSTATION PRO 16 TORRENT PLUS#

Tweak grub if necessary to handle the change in the root.

Add a SATA controller, using an existing VMDK as the disk backing.

But let's dig deeper.įinally, take that same VM that is known to produce QID timeouts, shut it down, and then in VMware Workstation:

Now, at those times look at the logs on the host OS for indicators of storage problems. Especially under load, the VM will see QID timeout messages, which are associated with a temporary pause of the VM kernel. Take a modern linux VM (kernel 5.4.92) configured with a virtual NVMe storage adapter. I think it's important to understand that the underlying storage backing on the host of the guest's virtual NVMe is probably irrelevant. I can confirm that the Workstation Pro 16 virtual NVMe interface leaves something to be desired. I saw someone stating that the scsi controller was better regarding performance, but I was wondering if someone is using the NVMe controller type on Windows guest / Linux host, with a dedicated entire disk, and if it works? I tried various kernel/module parameters tuning, to turn off power saving regarding pcie/nvme core driver, use IO schedulers, etc. => On intensive disk usage, I get "nvme: QID Timeout, aborting"

#VMWARE WORKSTATION PRO 16 TORRENT PLUS#

VUbuntu2004 => Running Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, Samsung NVMe SSD 870 Evo Plus entire physical disk using NVMe controller type. => On intensive disk usage, I get "nvme: QID Timeout, completion polled" VUbuntu1804 => Running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, Western digital NVMe SSD WDS500 entire physical disk using NVMe controller type.

#VMWARE WORKSTATION PRO 16 TORRENT WINDOWS 10#

My host machine is Windows 10 Pro, running on AMD Ryzen 3800XT + NVMe SSD. I'm encountering NVme error in my guest Linux OS (nvme QID Timetouts) when I use a NVMe entire disk allocated to a virtual machine, I've made some tests, like this: