Recently, I moved my black group hui from the physical machine to pve. When I was doing hard disk direct connection, I started with qm set instruction, but actually I used hard disk mapping method. You still can't see the complete intelligent information in Qunhui, so you can't call the police according to the intelligent information. Pve supports direct connection to sata controller, but I found that two hard disks were missing after direct connection. The six sata on the 10 motherboard should be a controller, and I saw PVE again.

SataPortMap indicates the number of hard disk interfaces on each controller (10 base), each controller is represented by a number, DiskIdxMap indicates the order in which the hard disks on the corresponding controller are recognized in the cluster (16 base), and each controller is represented by a 2-digit 16 base number. For example, there are three controllers on the machine, and each controller has 9 hard disk bits (the maximum number of hard disks supported by each controller of Qunhui), so it is set to disk ID xmap = 000912 SATA port map = 999; If there are 2 controllers on the machine, and each controller has 6 hard disk bits (more commonly), then set it to DiskIdxMap=0006 SataPortMap=66.

Of course, if they are all set in sequence, there may be problems with the hard disk sequence identified by Qunhui. For example, there are two controllers on the machine, and each controller has six hard disk bits, which is set to DiskIdxMap=0006 SataPortMap=66. However, in fact, the hard disks may all be plugged into the second controller, so all the hard disks seen by Qunhui start from the No.7 hard disk. How can this be tolerated by obsessive-compulsive patients? At this point, just adjust the DiskIdxMap sequence to DiskIdxMap=0600.

First, you need to determine which controller in the virtual machine the pass-through controller is recognized as.