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I am having trouble figuring out why my 4 port NIC adapter is loading the vfio-pci driver. At one point I had tried to add the card to the vfio-pci driver to test some features, but afterward I thought I had removed it from the vfio-pci driver. The LSI SAS3008 should be using vfio-pci. I have...

Ran into this when trying to set up a Win 7 with GPU passthrough. QEMU 4.0.0 has a regression which seems to affect Windows 7 guests. This causes the timing of the guest to be sped up 5-10x. The Red Hat bug report is here: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1704375 With additional...

Is this the only way this can be accomplished? Rebuilding the entire kernel is time consuming and resource intensive. Could a driver be created or a kernel module be made and applied to the existing kernel without having to rebuild every time a PVE kernel is released?

I've created a script which will create a package with the current patched kernel. It uses Vagrant to keep things nice and tidy. It's not finished. So far it will create a vagrant vm and clone the current kernel repo. It also installs the required packages. It's available on github...

Rather than cloning the entire repo, you can use: git clone --depth=1 git://git.proxmox.com/git/mirror_ubuntu-disco-kernel.git to download only the latest branch. Also rather than copying, use mv so: cd /usr/src/ git clone --depth=1 git://git.proxmox.com/git/mirror_ubuntu-disco-kernel.git...

Anyone know how to manage proxmox users with SaltStack? I disable password for users by default in my Salt Config and all other PAM accounts use key based auth. This means I can't use PAM accounts for the web interface. I have a salt state which installs and preconfigures ProxMox, but how can I...

Super unfortunate. At least the system seems to be running great. Gameplay is smooth with Parsec. The only noticable slowdown is when moving or resizing application windows. SUPER LAGGY. Not sure what the cause is for that. I'm hoping it's caused by the use of an x1 riser - not enough GPU...

Update: I tried adding "iommu=pt" to grub even though it wasn't specified as a fix for this problem, but that didn't help. Same result. I tried enabling allow_unsafe_interrupts. This works - the VM is able to boot and installing most recent version of NVidia drivers and software as I write...

Is it possible to add comments to the VM Conf files, or temporarily disable certain lines without removing them completely?

I've hit a wall as far as ideas to get GPU passthrough working. Everything I know seems to suggest that it should be working and supported by my system. The error I'm receiving when trying to launch a Windows 10 guest with an NVidia 1060 GTX passed through is: "failed to set iommu for container...