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Threadripper 5955WX (16c/32t) (NPS=1), 8x32GB 3200MT/s-CL22, VirtIO, amd_pstate, powersave/balance_performance (boosts up to 4.7GHz with PBO and +200MHz offset) I am also getting 22Gbit/s VM to VM. Wonder if NPS=2 would help, but too lazy to reboot. LXC to LXC 41Gbit/s

Those drivers are too old for this kernel, grab the 580.x one.

I'm just minmaxing out of boredom :-) But I think it would be a nice feature to have, and let the user choose their preference. Especially with Threadrippers/Epycs with 4CCDs or even dual CPU machines.

Couldn't fit into one post, here's the code if anyone is interested: the command I used: ps aux | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}' | xargs -n 1 python3 pid.py What's interesting is that I'm seeing kvm across CCDs as well, even though I've enabled "NUMA aware" in the VM settings. Unless the...

I asked chatgpt help with some python, it seems like some processes are indeed across two CCDs:

I'm also running unlimited cores, but I think it doesn't work properly because some programs can request Nthreads amount of CPU(processes(threads?)), meaning it's spread across two CCDs. Or even if they're using less threads, but once again, the rebalance_lxc_containers has pinned it to all CPUs...

Hey, Is it possible to make the rebalance_lxc_containers function NUMA-aware? Currently it can assign LXCs across CCDs, which is not optimal. I have a Zen3 processor with two CCDs (NPS2 enabled in bios), so the OS is aware of it: node 0 cpus: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 node 1 cpus...

Maybe it's because even 1 transcode is at 58% GPU Utilization (according to your first picture). I tried and mine (GTX 1660) is at 24% with a HEVC->HEVC 4K 40Mbps->1080p 10Mbps transcode

Sure, my GTX 1660 has done 5 concurrent sessions according to my Tautulli history

The NVDEC table doesnt say anything about the number of sessions. Just the # of "chips". Not the same thing.

You're wrong. The P1000 is limited to 8 concurrent sessions. They've started to *lift* these session limits, it used to be 2, then 3, then 5, and now 8 on consumer cards. Quadros are generally unrestricted...

Yes, I'm using it with my Plex container. Can you run nvidia-smi in the container? Here's my ctid.conf: lxc.hook.pre-start: sh -c '[ ! -f /dev/nvidia0 ] && /usr/bin/nvidia-modprobe -c0 -u' lxc.environment: NVIDIA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=all lxc.environment...

I'd use nvidia-container-toolkit so only the host requires drivers, guest doesn't need them at all. Much easier to manage.

You do need drivers on the host for vGPU.. I'm using nvidia-container-toolkit, maybe it will work alongside with vGPU enabled drivers? https://docs.nvidia.com/datacenter/cloud-native/container-toolkit/latest/install-guide.html <CTID>.conf additions: lxc.hook.pre-start: sh -c '[ ! -f...

Ampere isn't supported by macOS at all. https://dortania.github.io/GPU-Buyers-Guide/modern-gpus/nvidia-gpu.html#ampere-series-rtx-30xx

You can type whatever e-mail you want during the installation, it's the SENDER email (when PVE sends you a notification of something) - you have to configure the e-mail settings further if you want the notifications to actually work.

lxc.mount.entry: /tank/dataset mnt/dataset none rbind,create=dir 0 0 For recursive mounting. By the way, datasets are different file systems and hard linking does not work across them - if that's applicable to your setup.

Bump :)

Hey, when using user:RANDOM password in a custom.yaml, is it possible to get the output of the passwords set to the task status window in the webgui? The config works, but I have to be fast to attach to the VM on a first boot to catch the passwords. I'm aware that I should use public keys, but...

grep CONFIG_NR_CPUS /boot/config-$(uname -r) What does this say on both of the hosts? I remember that Ubuntu's kernel used to be limited to 255 cores. Or maybe it was 256.. Anyway, are all of the CPUs online? This should print the CPUs which are offline: grep -L 1...