Specs:
MB: ASRock 990FX Extreme3
CPU: AMD FX 8370 @ 4Ghz
RAM: 32GB RAM
Storage: 256GB Intel M.2 SATA SSD [BOOT], 256GB Sandisk SSD [VM], 160GB Intel SSD [Server Plugins]. 8TB Seagate Barracuda HDD [Data Drive]
Host OS: FreeNAS 11.3 U4.1
Guest OS in question: Windows 10 1903
VM Program: bhyve
So recently, I've been trying to install a Windows 10 VM on my FreeNAS server, but when I first set it to use at least 2 cores, the VM blue screens with a MULTIPROCESSOR_CONFIGURATION_NOT_SUPPORTED error, even after install. But it boots just fine overall when it's set to 1 core. I'm trying to set up dedicated game servers on that VM and I would want to use more cores to ensure better performance.
I've been reading about similar issues everywhere, and I do recall it being fixed at one point several years ago, but even after updating my server to the latest version of FreeNAS, I STILL get the BSOD when using multiple cores. I've tried all that I can to resolve this on my own, but to no avail.
So, any help would be greatly appreciated.
MB: ASRock 990FX Extreme3
CPU: AMD FX 8370 @ 4Ghz
RAM: 32GB RAM
Storage: 256GB Intel M.2 SATA SSD [BOOT], 256GB Sandisk SSD [VM], 160GB Intel SSD [Server Plugins]. 8TB Seagate Barracuda HDD [Data Drive]
Host OS: FreeNAS 11.3 U4.1
Guest OS in question: Windows 10 1903
VM Program: bhyve
So recently, I've been trying to install a Windows 10 VM on my FreeNAS server, but when I first set it to use at least 2 cores, the VM blue screens with a MULTIPROCESSOR_CONFIGURATION_NOT_SUPPORTED error, even after install. But it boots just fine overall when it's set to 1 core. I'm trying to set up dedicated game servers on that VM and I would want to use more cores to ensure better performance.
I've been reading about similar issues everywhere, and I do recall it being fixed at one point several years ago, but even after updating my server to the latest version of FreeNAS, I STILL get the BSOD when using multiple cores. I've tried all that I can to resolve this on my own, but to no avail.
So, any help would be greatly appreciated.