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Wow @TECNI.sistemas! Well done. I like the ping approach. I will give that a try and see how it goes. A quick question though, when you said to put a script inside /etc/init.d you meant inside the VM, right ?

@TECNI.sistemas , I ran that bash script every second and I failed to notice the status change (if it happened). Do you think it would be reliable to depend on a crontab every minute to capture the reboot ? That is the case, exactly @dcsapak. Is there a way to detect a VM reboot on the host, if...

That sounded like a great idea. As a proof of concept, I created a shell script loop to run the qm status command every second to check the output while I rebooted the vm. Unfortunately, the status was always "running" and I couldn't find any "stopped" status. That's weird! I cannot really...

Thank you @TECNI.sistemas. I have to run a script to reset the GPU on the host. If I don't do that, the VM wouldn't boot properly. Could you give me an example of how the scripts are launched with crontab ? Any pointers would be appreciated. EDIT#1: Just to clarify, I am looking for a way to...

Good day, I have been struggling to find the appropriate phase name to perform in a hookscript when a VM is rebooted. I noticed from my search that two phases named "pre-restart" and "post-restart" exist, but when I included them in Perl hookscript (it is basically the included example plus...

I figured out that running setpci on host can recover the gpu and I am able to start up the Ubuntu vm. Since Windows AMD drivers can recover the gpu from within the VM (i.e., no host scripts are required), how would I be able to run setpci on the Linux vm prior to the binding of the amdgpu...

Thank you @avw for sharing your experience. I appreciate these points. I will definitely keep them in mind in future projects. I tried that approach. However, the only option there is to enable/disable the iGPU (Intel). Moreover, the HDMI output is only connected to the AMD gpu. I totally...

Good day, I have a weird issue that I cannot seem to understand. I have a Hades Canyon NUC [NUCi7HVK] which has both the Intel (igpu) and the AMD Radeon RX Vega M GH gpu (which is identified as Polaris 22 XT). I have the latest BIOS from Intel (version 67, if I remember correctly) I installed...