#MAC OS X VM REFRESH RATE WINDOWS#

I have a Renesas USB card and can't believe this is the culprit to this issue. If youi've got a Supermicro motherboard, then Asmedia ASM1142 based USB cards are the way to go, for any other motherboard, then either the Asmedia ASM1142 chipset or the more common Fresco Logic FL1100 based cards would be fine, but if you notice that you have issues with powering down, the card may well be the culprit and try an Asmedia card instead.

Not sure why, but I might investigate that a bit more if I have no other options. One other thing I did try was using the Renesas based chipset to boot from and passed through my native USB ports, that didn't work well.

I don't hold out much hope this will actually work well given it's got four of the damned chips that won't let me powerdown in the first place. Other possibilities: Well I'm running out of chipsets to try, only thing I could consider is an expensive Sonnet card which uses the Fresco FL1100 chipset but had four controllers on the card which can in theory be split amongst VMs so one controller to each VM.

#MAC OS X VM REFRESH RATE WINDOWS#

I ordered this one to try and exclude the possibility it was an inherent Inateck fault, but after testing this one, I think we can conclude there is an issue with the FL1100 chipset and Supermicro boards.Д¦th Card - KALEA-INFORMATIQUE Controller Card PCI Express (PCI-E) to 3.1В USBДЇindings: Success!! Works in Windows 10, works in OSX, allows my server to powerdown and stay down. has had the same issue with a Fresco FL1100 card and we both have Supermicro motherboards.

has had the same issue with a Fresco FL1100 card and we both have Supermicro motherboards.ДҐth Card - ORICO USB3.0 4 Port PCI Express to USB3.0 Host Controller Card (PME-4U)ДЇindings: Worked natively in Linux, and worked beautifully in Windows or OSX VMs, able to use my hardware KVM switch with either, but unable to power my server off with the card plugged in, as soon as it powered off, it powered on again. 1st Card - AUKEY 4 Ports PCI-E To USB 3.0 Expansion CardДЇindings: Got an error in my syslog during boot and card was unable to be used either natively in Linux or passed through to Windows or OSX VMДўnd Card - Anker Uspeed PCI-E to USB 3.0 2-Port Express CardДЈrd Card - Sienoc USB3.0 7Port PCI Express CardДЇindings: Worked natively in Linux or passed through to Windows, but not detected by OSX VMДЇindings: Worked natively in Linux, and worked beautifully in Windows or OSX VMs, able to use my hardware KVM switch with either, but unable to power my server off with the card plugged in, as soon as it powered off, it powered on again.

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