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Thanks a lot for this information

Yes, that card should be supported. Note that if you only have a single VM you can use the regular NVIDIA driver with PCIe passthrough, but for using the card to accelerate multiple VMs, you need an NVIDIA GRID license as far as I know. See NVIDIA's info about GRID for more about that, it is...

how excatly did you remove it? because just removing it from the config does nothing with the device. stopping the vm already removes the vgpu can you post dmesg from that time period? the nvidia-smi error indicates that somehow the driver gets confused and refuses to work...

Hi community we ran into the following problem multiple times now. The PCI-e GPU gets stuck and is unavailable, on the host and, of course, any virtual machine. Setup: a Proxmox host with a NVIDIA Tesla T4: # lspci | grep NVIDIA 37:00.0 3D controller: NVIDIA Corporation TU104GL [Tesla T4] (rev...

Hi Yardon might be a silly question, but do you have the correct drivers ("normal" NVIDIA drivers vs. vGPU/GRID drivers)? We had a similar issue and we resolved it by installing the GRID drivers. Follow this doc...

Afternoon, I've acquired a Dell R720 from work complete with a Grid K2 pci card. I'm trying to set it up to use as a vGPU. Grub is configured GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet intel_iommu=on i915.enable_gvt=1" /etc/modules has these entries: # /etc/modules: kernel modules to load at boot...

@Stefan_R Totally understand that this is impossible for GPU Passthrough. Is there a way I can see vGPU virtual display in proxmox? This is supported by qemu, and can be configured for libvirt for example. Currently when I set up NVIDIA mdev and disable vga, I dont see any console output...