i followed these directions (I am running ubuntu 22.04 and have an intel iGPU UHD 630 I am passing through) and found them very helpful and easy to follow. However when I loaded up the VM, I was getting "TASK ERROR: start failed" every time.
I eventually got the VM to boot by changing hostpci1...
...VMs in Proxmox for which I want to dedicate a GPU each, since GPU slicing seems to be a bad idea ( https://blog.ktz.me/why-i-stopped-using-intel-gvt-g-on-proxmox/ ).
One is a Home Assistant OS VM for which I got the iGPU passed thru just fine with this string...
...use eficient this small machine (is for home use only)
1. to use proxmox with 1vm and containers (in vm to use dokers), containers for testing (gvt-g not work very well)
2. to install debian with dokers (but is a very limited setup ????) - I just read about dokers and installed but just a...
...pass VGA and Audio functions.
Don't hotplug memory unless you configured the VM to handle memory hotplug, otherwise it'll only have 1GB.
I don't think you can use an AMD APU as a mediated device. It looks like you are doing PCIe passthrough and not mediated graphics like Intel GVT or NVidia...
...an old Linux Kernel (before the patch) the GPU Passthrough was working fine :-/ ... but with the new kernel is has been disabled :-(
Yap. with the old kernel the GVT-g was working, but it did not fit my needs because the video output was disabled ... so I still needed to connect through VNC ...
...kernels. initcall_blacklist=sysfb_init is the new work-around.
I could not tell from the information you gave before, sorry.
I would not expect it to change your issue.
I don't see any issues there.
Good find! I guess your hardware is incapable of GPU passthrough. Maybe it supports GVT-g?
thanks for help, I know that the haswell intel CPU is not easy to pass thru, but why I didn't set any IOMMU configure, but the net and SATA still work correctly on the VM, it's different from the documentation, any special setting on 7.2-3?
Maybe your integrated graphics supports GVT-g? Otherwise make sure its not used/touched before staring the VM by early binding it to vfio-pci, and you might need this work-around.
Passthrough of the boot GPU and/or only GPU and/or integrated graphhics in a system is always more difficult and...
...GPU,I'm using an Intel 530 from a i7-6700, I've only been successful using HDMI not vga or displayport, then you must use legacy mode and not GVT-g. Took me a year to figure this all out lol. I finally got it working a week ago and it is now finally stable for 3 days now. I'd reference all...
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/alder-lake-gvt-d-integrated-graphics-passthrough.105983/post-464915
I think you might be screwed. Reading around on those threads, it seems there might be some driver support issues. (Although I'm not 100% as the linked articles are primarily talking about...
...up giving up b/c I wasn't getting anywhere. Besides, the only thing I wanted was the hardware acceleration feature which I was able to get with a GVT-g passthrough (not full passthrough). I heard the performance of Intel's GVT-g passthrough wasn't so good but it didn't seem worth it anymore...
Hi Moayad, no luck with Proxmox 7.2-7, as the kernel issue still exist. I'll try to install the patch described here: https://github.com/intel/gvt-linux/issues/153#issuecomment-1047603809
...Kernel (5.15.35-3-pve to 5.15.39-1-pve)
- VM PCIe passthrough. Remove and update (old config from previous processor was still there)
Verified GVT-d is still enabled in BIOS. IOMMU shows enabled however there are some other "inconsistent" messages that follow:
dmesg | grep -e DMAR -e IOMMU...
Right, the VM probably only outputs to the passed through GPU and not longer uses the virtual display/console from Proxmox. This is normal behavior for a Ubuntu VM to only display on one device. Use the following steps to configure a virtual serial console for Ubuntu/Debian:
In the Proxmox web...