Search results

I didn’t reach that point of testing audio, but I think you have to passthrough the audio controller of the mtb

I'm glad it worked for you too. Have you ever been able to pass through an iGPU? (Intel in my case)

In other words, is the latest Proxmox and the actual kernel capable to fully use all the P-Cores and E-Cores at their maximum ring core frequency? Or the Alder Lake P-cores will be running crippled at 3.6 GHz? I know this is more a Debian issue not a Proxmox issue, but I'm pretty sure some...

Yes Mr. Famous Member, I followed your directions and it worked perfectly. To attach the old disks I had to edit the /etc/pve/qemu-server/<VMID>.conf manually in order to replace the new drives with the unused ones. I found no way to change something in the GUI in Hardware / Hard Disk...

But I don't have an answer to the question, how do I get my VMs back when I have the virtual drives?

Actually I am answering myself to my initial question. I thought it was possible using the GUI to get back the previous directories / mounts of the drives after a Proxmox reinstallation. But not, it's not possible to use the GUI. Use the shell. The GUI is really rudimentary, it lacks a lot of...

No backups. For now, for me this is just a practice environment at my home. I'm retired IT guy, Solaris, Windows, sysadmin, worked with Vmware and Hyper-V. I admit I'm new and learning Proxmox, but if this is not possible, Proxmox is far behind. The config of a VM is just a bunch of parameters...

I had to reinstall Proxmox because for some reason it stopped booting. The VM files were installed in a dedicated nvme drive mounted on a directory called VM_Repository. The nvme containing the VMs was not destroyed, just Proxmos was reinstalled. I can see the nvme drive in Disks. However I am...

Thanks, I’ll give it a try

Anyone knows what drivers to blacklist for Intel Alderlake 12th Gen. integrated graphics in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf? I have Radeon, Nvidia and Nouveau. Do I need something specific for this Core i7 12700K integrated graphics? I ask because my I-GPU passthrough does not work Thanks a...

I got it. No Code video:eek:ff and Code video:off Thanks a lot

Everytime I paste a string contaning a column character : followed by O it's being replace by this eek! emoji video:off And I don't know there might be other replacements...

Hi, I successfully passed through a PCIe GPU and assigned to a Windows guest. Now I want to passthrough the I-GPU and assign it to a Linux guest. The 2 GPUs are part of two different IOMMU groups, that's not a problem. I-GPU is enabled in the BIOS I determined the numeric ID of the Integrated...

Here is the reason I had this behavior and the fix: - There was an error in the grub file This parameter video=vesafb:off,efifb:off the way it is written here was causing the problem. The line should be like this GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet intel_iommu=on iommu=pt...

A brief search in google about “logical screen” returns nothing.

I’ve never hear of a logical screen, what do you mean by that? and how you do this?

Dear sshaikh, I followed step by step your guide, and it works, but I don’t want to access the VM remotely, and was expecting to see the VM’s PCIe GPU output directly on the Proxmox monitor. The only way to achieve this, is to unplug the monitor cable, during Proxmox startup, and plug it back...

Follow up on the above discussion..... I thought my issue was caused the VM OS Windows11, so I created a Ubuntu VM. I have the same video output / cable problem. I tried then disabling completely the Integrated Graphics in the BIOS. I have the same problem. I see two possibilities, either there...

agent: 1 bios: ovmf boot: order=virtio0;ide2;net0;sata0 cores: 8 cpu: host efidisk0: VMs:100/vm-100-disk-1.raw,efitype=4m,pre-enrolled-keys=1,size=528K hostpci0: 0000:01:00,pcie=1,x-vga=1 ide2: local:iso/Win11_English_x64v1.iso,media=cdrom machine: pc-q35-6.1 memory: 10240 meta...

I configured GPU passthrough in Proxmox, and a VM to use the PCIe GPU. The VM is set to boot at startup. I don’t want to access the VM remotely, and I was expecting to see the VM’s GPU output directly on the Proxmox monitor. It works but with an annoying workaround. The only way to achieve...