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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Serious Hardware/Software Crap > The Home Lab thread: A hands-on method for failing your CCNA
 
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priznat
Jul 7, 2009

Let's get drunk and kiss each other all night.

big money big clit posted:

There are some pretty serious performance issues with the native ACHI driver in ESXi 6.5, so if you're using sata drives in your home lab you may want to disable that driver to revert to the legacy one if you get poor performance. This affects anything that uses the SATA bus, so M.2 SSD as well.

esxcli system module set --enabled=false --module=vmw_ahci

That's interesting! I have a work setup that I am testing hardware on VMs and the datastore is on a SATA SSD. It seems to lose connection a lot (and ran godawful slow) until I moved to an NVMe drive. Do you know if losing connection to datastore is a symptom of this issue?

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