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Asmedia / X399 xHCI 3.1 USB passthrough on Asus Zenith Extreme (Threadripper 1950x) Esxi 6.7 U1

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Attempting to passthrough USB controllers to VM's under esxi 6.7 U1.  These are built into an Asus Zenith Extreme motherboard with latest BIOS. Two of the controllers (AMD 3.0 ) work fine.

 

One of them is an Asmedia device with info copied at the end:  This perpetually needs a reboot when I attempt to activate passthrough.  Disabling the ACS check in esxi.conf results in a nonbootable host, and in any event ACS is enabled in BIOS. Since it never becomes active for passthrough, I can't even attempt to pass it through to a vm.

 

The other  is an "...X399 Series Chipset USB 3.1 xHCI controller." Unlike the Asmedia device, this can be made active for passthrough-- BUT if I attempt to boot a VM (version 14)  with this, it fails with the error message below. This is unrelated to the previous "need to have a BIOS mode VM" problem ( that was fixed with U1, and DID poweron even when buggy-- just wouldn't boot windows.) I can't power the VM at all.

 

Anyone have any ideas on either of these bugs?

 

Thanks!

 

ERROR MESSAGE WITH X399 USB 3.1 FOLLOWS:

 

Power On VM

 

Key

haTask-5-vim.VirtualMachine.powerOn-1558496026

 

Description

Power On this virtual machine

 

Virtual machine

EfiBoot 

 

State

Failed - Module 'DevicePowerOn' power on failed. 

 

Errors

 

  • Module 'DevicePowerOn' power on failed.
  • Device 1:0.0 is not a passthrough device.
  • Failed to start the virtual machine.

 

 

ASMEDIA DESCRIPTION FOLLOWS:

 

\

<class> USB controller

 

 

ID

0000:06:00.0

 

Device ID

0x2142

 

Vendor ID

0x1b21

 

Function

0x0

 

Bus

0x6

 

 

Vendor Name

ASMedia Technology Inc.

 

Class ID

0xc03

 

Subdevice ID

0x8756

 

Subvendor ID

0x1043

 

Slot

0x0

 

 

 


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