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Hi @Steve087 The AMD reset bug fix which I finalised on detailed on the 1st link. (remember a fix is required on both the host and within the guest VM) It works perfectly on the 780m, however I've not check for HDMI output as I only RDP into the guest VM. Derek

...you very much @DerekG! I have already tried the second link. This didn't work for Strix Point 890M. Even when I add my device ID to Vendor-Reset, I get the same error that custom-reset is not valid. I added, removed and rebuilt vendor-reset multiple times including updating the udev rules...

Hi Kain-B, I'm not sure if this will help, but I had to use a number of guides to the 780m iGPU passthrough working correctly on my Windows guest VM. 1st problem is that the IGPU requires the correct rom files attached to the iGPU for passthrough to work (plus you my need to passthrough the...

...(6.8.12-11-pve, 6.14.11-2-pve), meticulously configuring vfio-pci binding, blacklists, complex GRUB parameters, and wrestling with the vendor-reset module (which was correctly handling the AMD reset bug, thankfully), I was still hitting the "Loading Initial ramdisk" hang. Flawed concepts...

Hi Steve087, I'm not sure if this is of any help, but I used the following guide to get the vendor reset functional on my 780m iGPU. https://github.com/isc30/ryzen-gpu-passthrough-proxmox/issues/131 Also, this guide provides a detailed explanation of the AMD reset Bug, which must be resolved...

...what I found: Setup Confirmation: My host is configured with IOMMU enabled in the BIOS. I'm running Proxmox kernel 6.14.11-2-pve. The vendor-reset module (patched for 1002:13c0) is loaded, and the GPU (0000:01:00.0) is correctly bound to vfio-pci at boot. Standard passthrough settings...

...on correctly dumping, verifying, and using the VBIOS for this specific iGPU would be incredibly valuable. This seems to be the missing piece of the puzzle. I have vendor-reset working and vfio-pci isolation confirmed. Adding the correct firmware might be the final step to make Windows happy.

My virtual machine is operating based solely on the URL configuration procedure. https://github.com/isc30/ryzen-gpu-passthrough-proxmox/issues/131#issue-3266798285 I have never used a vendor reset nor added it to a blacklist, so I cannot confirm if those methods would work. The vbios and gop...

...that the Ubuntu Live CD boots perfectly on the passed-through GPU, proving hardware compatibility. Addressing the AMD Reset Bug with vendor-reset The error writing '1' to '/sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:01:00.0/reset': Inappropriate ioctl for device message is expected and is the manifestation...

OK, I just realized that on Unraid apparently vendor-reset is not even loaded :rolleyes: (shame on me for not realizing that sooner): root@blackbox:~# lsmod | grep vendor root@blackbox:~# modprobe vendor-reset install_hook=o off on Apparently I was just super lucky with the Unraid system...

...chips that reset properly for example (and have not silently switched to other cheaper chips). I hope you find a work-around for your GPU. EDIT: AMD 6950XT works great for me with a Windows and Linux VMs. Other AMD GPU work fine with vendor-reset. I've had lots of issues with NVidia in the past.

...radeon reset glitch. It appears to be very specific, as one series might have it on some of the cards, but not all of them. I've seen vendor-reset as a fix but it has yet to be updated for the 7000 series. Outside of that, I've seen temporary work arounds from scripts inside the guest that...

Add a softdep vfio-pci pre: vendor-reset to a .conf file in the /etc/modprobe.d/ directory for force vfio-pci to load vendor-reset first. But there is no point in loading vendor-reset because it does not work your GPU. EDIT: modprobe and softdep manual...

I came across a similar issue here. But I have no clue how I can make sure that vendor-reset is loaded before vfio. It was already on top of my /etc/modules but I don't know if that is what I need to do.

Yes it is loaded, however there seems to be a proxmox-kernel issue and vfio-pci-reset is not enabled and therefore vendor-reset cannot work (regardless of my gpu). This from my point of view would also explain why I also can't manually write to echo 'device_specific' >...

vendor-reset does appear to be loaded correctly, so it simply does not support your GPU. Maybe see if someone on the internet got the exact same integrated graphics working and ask them what work-arounds are needed for it to reset properly. I think your AI is just telling stories in order to...

Thank you for your reply! Yes it is a Strix-Point iGPU (890M). I want to give it a try with the vendor-reset because on my other machine I'm passing through the iGPU from my Ryzen 9950 successfully on Unraid and there the vendor-reset seems to do it's magic even though this iGPU is not...

This suggest that the vendor-reset module is not loaded. What is the output of lsmod | grep vendor? What is the output of modprobe vendor-reset? Did you patch the source code of vendor-reset as the module will not compile properly with the Proxmox kernel 6.14 otherwise? I'm not sure but you...

...and get video output from the VM. However this does not survive VM reboots and/or VM start/stop cycles. Hence I tried to install gnif's vendor-reset. Unfortunately I can not manage to get vendor-reset to run properly. I always get the following error: root@gateway:~# systemctl status...

...one), It would always crash all of Proxmox. I checked to see if the card was in a pci group with multiple things, but it wasn't. I also was going to use vendor-reset, until I realized it doesn't support my card, or any new cards at that. Is this a dead end for me or is there a possible fix...