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Various, in particular these two give me the reported error: https://github.com/flumm/MxGPU-Virtualization/tree/kernel5.0 https://github.com/kasperlewau/MxGPU-Virtualization To get them to that point I had to enable the PVE pve-no-subscription repository provided by proxmox.com. echo "# PVE...

Has anyone succeeded? I have arrived at "make" but "make install" fails. make -C /lib/modules/5.4.106-1-pve/build M=/MxGPU-Virtualization-main/drv modules_install make[1]: Entering directory '/usr/src/linux-headers-5.4.106-1-pve' INSTALL /MxGPU-Virtualization-main/drv/gim.ko DEPMOD...

There is any hope of a short-term upgrade to resolve this? I would not want to downgrade, it is a temporary solution.

Today, for the second time, I had this problem. Suddenly some virtual machines start to become unreachable. Gradually all the machines begin to have problems. Full RAM usage is reported first, and shortly thereafter, they become unreachable. The only way to fix is to stop many VMs and restart...

Same problem with Windows 8.1

Same here. With Windows guest the balloon seams not working. In the WM page the memory i reported correctly but the total memory of the host incrise of the same amount of the memory assigned to the VM. VM on: VM off:

I made this change: Now it works.

I had the opportunity to reinstall proxmox with the two cards already installed and it works. I checked and the interface changed its name (from enp4s0 to enp5s0). I tried again and in fact it was enough to change the interface number in the configuration file /etc/network/interfaces .

I try to explain better. The problem is that the operating system, while seeing the presence of the video card, does not use it for graphics acceleration. The other system (using another card) sees it perfectly. I tried swapping cards but nothing. Did I correctly follow your instructions for...

I tried to follow yor advice. This is my grub file: But I get this on the VM:

Hello everyone! I'm new so I hope I don't make the typical trivial mistakes of newbies. I have multiple graphic cards mounted and would like to decide which proxmox comes out with by default. The best thing actually would be to disable the graphics output altogether so that you can dedicate all...

That: I don't think so:

Hello everyone! I'm new so I hope I don't make the typical trivial mistakes of newbies. The problem is that the network stops working (the leds turn off) when I have two graphic cards are installed. The card turns off after the initial blue screen so I don't think it's a PC problem. Any...