Search results for query: GVT

(so you were hoping GVT-g did something good enough with this....?) the NUC bios has SR-IOV as an option to be enabled? https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000093216/graphics/processor-graphics.html

...most problematic/complicated/costly if you arent profiecent and/or willing to violate their terms of use. intel cards or iGPUs with SR-IOV / GVT-g (like the card Mir recommended ) are often great, iGPU was one of the easiest ones i've worked with. if your system has an iGPU you can actually...

...this will make troubleshooting nigh impossible if I can't SSH into it for whatever reason. Because of this, I'm trying to enable SR-IOV / GVT, so I can passthrough a virtual GPU to the Docker VM for hardware transcoding in Jellyfin / Emby / Plex, while retaining display on the host, which I...

...certainly a pain compared to intel iGPUs and certain nvidia gpu's (i usually stick to those), i think the easiest ones ive used so far were the GVT-g igpus from intel, although it left a bit to be desired as far as vram profiles go. you could try checking out these tutorials? see if...

The Core-i7-1165G is from 11th Generation Intel® Core™ i7 Processors which has no support for GVT-g or the newer SR-IOV, see this Graphics Virtualization Technologies Support for Each Intel® Graphics Family.

thanks, I am now using gvt-g and seems vainfo shown h264 encoding supported. However, Rustdesk still not offer H264 as an option, do you think I need to switch driver being used in Linux Mint guest, or it's Rustdesk issue?

...the current Intel drivers inside a Linux guest, they are built in to most kernels, the setup above should work for any recent guest OS. Correct, GVT-g is like SR-IOV that you are not passing the entire GPU exclusively for 1 guest. I see by patching the QEMU binary you can pass some h264...

...Intel driver, may I know how about inside guest Linux Mint? I can see it's using i915, mesa driver inside. Any needs to update? And do you mean GVT-g is SR-IOV but not GPU passthrough (I am using GVT-G setup and able to split the GPU for Windows and Linux guest) And back to VirtGL, I can...

...passthrough. VirGL is for OpenGL, not stream encoders. You can virtualize most Intel GPU - https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000093216/graphics/processor-graphics.html...

Possibly related: https://github.com/intel/gvt-linux/issues/156 ?

Thank you so much for your help. I'm looking into the vGPU now. I was mainly curious to see how he had it running before without the vGPU.

...offer that possibility if you are setting it up correctly (see my previous post). In general, sharing a GPU is otherwise possible using Intel’s GVT-g or NVIDIA's vGPU, but this requires explicit support from the GPU manufacturer - which you have with Nvidia's vGPU, in your case. Another...

Does this still work for you? I'm seeing the resolution change in the PiKVM WebRTC window, but I still eventually lose display after it's fully logged in.

Hello arch14! As you probably know, the Proxmox VE documentation for PCIe passthrough says: This is otherwise possible using Intel’s GVT-g or NVIDIA's vGPU, but this requires explicit support from the GPU manufacturer. Another possibility would be to use VirGL for host offloading, meaning that...

If you say so. I wouldn't trust such generalizations without looking it up. Often the low-power variants lack some features. I don't know anything about that script. But what it appears to be doing is just what I do manually. I don't know where it is getting the list (which is a problem to be...

Yes 5th gen to 10th gen CPUs support GVT. The 9700T is a Coffee Lake(8th gen) processor. I run the following script: bash -c "$(wget -qLO - https://github.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVE/raw/main/misc/microcode.sh)", which then shows me a set of microcode updates. I always pick the update with...

Sorry, I misunderstood. Are you sure both do in fact support GVT? Microcode doesn't really have anything to do with that. In my experience you never need microcode updates to add a feature, they generally fix bugs in the CPU. What "microcode update " are you "running"? I just apt-install...

...the microcode package and rebuild the initramfs (which should be automatic). You do not need to install microcode in a VM, only only the host. Don't know what you mean by this. Intel and AMD web sites I guess. As to your other problem, AMD processors simply don't support Intel's GVT feature.

...and one with an Intel 9700T. Both servers are built identically, using Ansible. When I build an Ubuntu desktop VM on the 8700 I am able use Intel GVT in the VM. When I build the same VM on the 9700T the mediated GPU does not show up. Again both VMs are identical, since they are built with...

...down, renaming and replacing. [ 6.033842] hp_wmi: query 0x4 returned error 0x5 [ 6.579609] i915 0000:00:02.0: Direct firmware load for i915/gvt/vid_0x8086_did_0x3e92_rid_0x00.golden_hw_state failed with error -2 [ 6.590756] spl: loading out-of-tree module taints kernel. [...