Recent content by bvrulez

Hi, I am running a Xeon host with a Quadro card using PCI passthrough. The card has two physical Display Port connections. I wonder how I have to configure the VM so I get two monitors when connecting via RDP - if that's even possible.

Thank you for your answer. Just a quick heads-up: Yes, I installed VirtIO-drivers, I think. No, I did not assign all cores/memory. Yes I use two sockets. Not sure about the software rendering. When I find the time I will come back to it.

I installed Davinci Resolve to check if the card is recognised correctly and it seems to be. I just have one minor issue: I was hoping to use the VM for development in Android Studio where I use a Software Emulator to emulate an Android device. This works really fast on native machines like a...

Adding initcall_blacklist=sysfb_init in /etc/default/grub solved the issue. I did not have to do any extra stuff in modprobe.d. My card is now shown in Task Manager.

Thanks for the fast reply. If I can chose the PCI card to use it as hardware for the VM in the proxmox configuration, does this mean I might not need to disable it for proxmox itself? Or is it normal that I can chose the card for a VM which is actually at that time used by the host?

To be exact, it is a Quadro K4000. Well, maybe I just need the driver from NVIDIA? https://www.nvidia.de/content/DriverDownloads/confirmation.php?url=/Windows/Quadro_Certified/474.14/474.14-quadro-rtx-desktop-notebook-win10-win11-64bit-international-dch-whql.exe&lang=de&type=Quadro

I migrated my proxmox VMs to new hardware, a Dell Workstation with Xeon E5-2683 v3 on 2 sockets (14 cores each). So, I have kernel 5.15.74-1-pve with proxmox 7.3-3. I have a Windows 10 VM I backuped and restored. I added the PCI card for the "new" Quadro 4000 to the vm. In this VM I can see...

Thank you very much for the detailed response. I did not have two NICs but that is going to happen in the future. :) I successfully used the GUI to change /etc/hosts and the vmbr0 interface with changes to the gateway and it worked fine in the second LAN. However, I wonder if a dynamic setting...

Thanks, but actually I read that before and it does not fit my case because the gateway doesn't change.

I have a gateway 192.168.100.1 and the host has an assigned Ip 192.168.100.89 in that LAN. Now I want to move the physical host to a new LAN with a range 192.168.200.0/24 and the new gateway will be 192.168.200.1. Is it enough to change those settings in Proxmox/System/Network where I have my...

Still relevant (e.g. if you change fixed IP setting to DHCP and did not think about your router not handing out ipv6). Thanks!

I am running Windows with GPU passthrough on my Proxmox 7.1 but when I try to create an Ubuntu VM I fail. Are there any basic differences I have to think of? Currently, my xrdp is not working well, and I am also not able to shutdown the VM from the proxmox GUI sometimes.

Yes, I am sorry! My mac did attach the ending by itself. I wrote about it in German on my post.

Dieser Thread ist alt, aber interessant. Ich frage mich, warum `df` mir etwas anderes zeigt als die Proxmox GUI. Müsste denn meine sda3 nicht angezeigt weden?

Thanks for hinting me to Parsec. I now understand that RDP is not made for video. It is not a problem. But I still wonder why Android Studio is so laggy in a big project. Maybe it really needs a CPU >= Generation 8 to feel good.