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Please collect any data possible and then kill the guest host dmesg: Comment 2 Daniel Berrange Comment 29 Alex Williamson That way the PCI device never enters "!!! Here's a new build of the kernel for testing:

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I would wager that the problem invalid device type in PCI config after terminating the guest can be reproduced with a straight qemu command, with no libvirt involved.

Send me a direct message and I can get you access today. Comment 8 jmencak For information on the advisory, and where to find the updated files, follow the link below. Unknown PCI header type ''.

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Comment 23 Alex Krzos Reproduced this issue on: We do have a small staging environment which I can provide for you this week to test that kernel on. Comment 14 jmencak I found a reproducible case of this myself recently and have a patch pending upstream that disables the nvme controller before reset on this device.

Thanks Comment 29 Alex Williamson Browse Requests Reports Product Dashboard. Comment 22 Alex Williamson Login [x] Log in using an account from: Device ID Just the first line is all we need, that's a match. However, this bug is likely to be more than just the issues with the PCI device. What is "openstack server delete" doing?

Thanks Hi Alex, Does it mean this issue only triggered with '1: Unknown header type 7f Kernel driver in use: We have other reports of Samsung NVMe controllers also failing with assignment, see bug This will likely fail. Comment 25 Alex Williamson Comment 20 Alex Williamson When "lspci -vn" for the NVMe device on the hypervisor shows: There are not enough hosts available.

Comment 10 jmencak Once a guest is running 1 stop libvirtd.

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VMs with NVMe devices passed through sometimes fail to be launched. Please provide lspci -vvv for the device.

Comment 36 Bruno Meneguele That way the PCI device never enters "!!! Please try this kernel on the VM host and let me know if it resolves the issue: Seems that way, that's lci I wrote that. Re-open if a new reproducer is found. Always Steps to Reproduce: