I have 2 VMs in my Proxmox: one has GPU passthrough for my main Linux desktop. The other is a Windows VM which I use for work (accessing my employer). I generally remote-desktop from Linux into the Windows VM with Remmina (it works great because it's basically a "localhost" connection) during...
So, luckily I had remote desktop enabled, therefore I was able to RDP into the VM running on my laptop.
Once logged in, I reinstalled the full VirtIO driver suite from the ISO. This ended up fixing the problem and I was able to log in from the virt-manager UI after rebooting.
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I am a hobbyist using Proxmox on my main system. My desktop is a VM with GPU passthrough. I also have other VMs and one of them is a small (ram/disk) Windows 11 machine.
I need to transfer this machine to my laptop which runs Fedora and only has VirtManager. To that end, I followed...
So far this has not been an issue at all. The problem only exhibits during prolonged writing to disk. I mentioned Steam downloading as an example, but if I am not actually downloading while gaming (and you can disable updates while gaming) then there is no issue.
I know exactly what you mean. The pain my laptop still gives me to this day is terrible (I have the Nvidia disabled right now due to instability in 6.9.x kernels).
I will look into this more. If the driver is not in the kernel OSS codebase I could get some other controller that has the same...
I am thinking of using an external SAS enclosure, something like this: https://www.highpoint-tech.com/product-page/rocketstor-6434ts
Since the controller is a PCI card, does the connection to the box reduce the performance or is it equally fast? My plan is to add the PCI card, then purchase...
So, I checked and I have two identical 1TB Crucial MX500 disks which seem to have "Micron 256Gb 64-layer 3D TLC". I am not sure how bad these are compared to other SATA models of their time, but clearly are not up-to-par currently...
I think I have the following two problems:
I have set up a...
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I use Proxmox to host a VM that I use for general purpose desktop (with GPU passthrough). I've noticed that my system becomes unresponsive (I would describe it as high latency in reacting to my input, similar to memory thrashing due to swap usage) during periods of high disk I/O. For...
Well, here's another experiment that might surprise you. I used both wget and curl to download the file just now from command line. Both were ran on host D and wrote remotely to the samba share mounted from VMhNAS. They both worked:
root@pve:~# curl -o...
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I have a Dell UltraSharp U4025QW monitor which has a feature that causes the kernel to crash: the iMST (internal Multi-stream Transport).
This iMST allows you to use the "daisy chain" DisplayPort feature and connect two separate monitors to the same port. In this particular model, there...
I just want to update this thread in order to report that the BRIO is now working just fine. Turns out I was using a very slow 480Mbps A-to-B cable so the hub to which the BRIO was connected was communicating very slowly with the Proxmox host. Now that I have a 10Gbps cable between the hub and...
Here is my situation:
I run proxmox on two machines, let's call them "H" and "D", where H is a "home server" and D is a "desktop with multi-seat".
- H runs a TrueNAS VM, let's call this "VMhNAS".
- D runs my Linux desktop VM (with GPU passthrough) as well as a Windows desktop VM (again with...
I have made some progress:
Running modbprobe amdgpu got this to work. After loading the driver there is now a /dev/dri directory and I am now able to start VMs with VirGL as the display.
The reason the driver was not loaded was that I had blacklisted amdgpu.
I have removed the blacklisting...
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I have two Radeon GPUs on my system: one 6700XT and one 6800. I have been using both with passthrough for a dual-seat configuration.
I now want to be able to use VirGL with one of the two. As I understand it, in order to do this the host must load the amdgpu drivers.
I have tried...
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I use Proxmox to run my main desktop. I run EndeavourOS (Arch-based) Linux on my main VM which has an RX6800 via PCI passthrough. It also has a USB mouse and keyboard that are attached to the VM.
Recently I got a Logitech Brio with USB signature 046d:085e and I cannot get it to work...
I have managed to solve this problem. The solution depends on whether you are using X11 or Wayland.
I use Wayland so the solution in my case was to add the following kernel parameter:
video=Virtual-1:2560x1440@60
After rebooting I was able to select my desired mode.
Source of fix: Dave...
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I run an Arch Linux VM using a VirtIO-GPU adapter. I connect to it mostly through RDP (I use Gnome's screen sharing) but also with the windows virt-viewer client. My problem is that I have a 27" monitor at 21:9 ratio and I want to run it at 2560x1440 resolution, yet that is not...
EDIT: adding the initcall_blacklist=sysfb_init kernel parameter fixed things for me! Everything now works as before. I did not have to uncheck the "All Functions" box like others have reported. The give-away if you have two VMs like me is that the one that has the issue will be the one logging...
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