HPE Insight Diagnostic 3 hours run reports no faulty hardware. On both servers I use ESXi 6.0U3 free version but on the M元0 I tried also 6.5 U1 version. Note that I have a second Proliant M元10 gen8 and I can pass successfully both AMD FirePro 4900 and a second Renesas usb 3.0 pcie card to a Windows 10 64bit VM (I used pciHole.start = "1200" pciHole.end = "2200") Thinking the usb card is broken I tried it with the same server but installing Linux Ubuntu 18.04 LTS 64bit on bare metal and all is OK. If I does not passthrough the usb card and instead pass only connected HDD device to VMs all is OK. There is the option to move ESX to a M.2 SSD but that requires a PCI-Ex card, which I don't have. With the VL805 I got only one time PSOD and unrecoverable NMI log, but every time I shutdown the Windows 10 VM, this cannot restart until the next ESXi reboot. And Dell, in their infinite wisdom, didn't put any internal drive connectors apart from a USB port. With the Renesas all seems ok, but if I connect a usb 3.0 external HDD, every time I turn on the disk I got always a PSOD and in ilo log (hpe ipmi) I found a unrecoverable NMI and a pcie error. I have installed the card and passthrough it to Windows 10 and Scientific Linux 7.5 both 64bit versions. I tried both a Via VL805 based and a Renesas μPD72020 based.
I have a HPE Proliant Ml30 gen9 (firmware updated to latest version), and I tried to add a pcie usb card.
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