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I have made a little progress. I know the passthrough is working as I have made it to the point where I can see the 1660Ti in Windows, but no matter what I do, the Error 43 will not go away. Update 2: I have a fully passed through 1660ti in ubuntu 22.04, but there is nothing I can do to make...

I am at a loss on this one. HELP! I have 2 GPU in the system, an AMD RX580 that passes through no problem to Win 10 and a second Nvidia 1660Ti that I can not get to work in a separate Win 11 VM. I use proxmox-boot-tool and have tried pinning kernel 5.15.39-4-pve in addition to using the 5.18.19...

I have the same setup...did you ever figure this out?

There are A LOT of ways you can set this up. The Proxmox Administration Guide is your friend here. You certainly can do what you asked. You can separate Proxmox into basically two parts - the system and the storage. You then have flexibility in both of these, and really need to read about the...

With UEFI/systemd boot this does work on an Asrock EP2C602-4L/D16. After moving the rpool around between the NVMe and spinning disk, it was just a matter of formatting and copying the 1st and 2nd partitions to the USB, and then making sure the sticks UUID was present in...

I have come across an issue with the boot tool that stops my system from booting when either the init or the refresh is run. If I mount and look at the loader entries in WinSCP after either of these are run, there is a bunch of blank lines between the top 2 lines and the bottom two lines which...

I have a ZFS Proxmox 7 installation using the systemd-boot bootloader on an old spinning disk I would like to upgrade to an NVMe drive. My currrent (older) motherboard will not boot from NVMe without a BIOS hack, which I would like to avoid if possible. Is there a way to boot from a USB stick...

I know this is an old thread, but I thought this might help someone else. I had the same issue after my system completely crashed and I brought it back so it could boot using UEFI....system would boot but no IOMMU. I found the solution when I mounted /dev/sda2 and had a look at...