In PVE 8.3.0 I have setup a Win11 VM with vGPU.
It works perfectly, windows see the gpu, install the official driver and it is able to use acceleration.
I also have an ethernet card, and i have tried to PCI pass-through it. It works like a charm (speed test, file transfer driver and so on perfect)
So in my opinion SR-IOV and IOMMU should be ok, as i can pass and virtualize GPU to a windows 11 VM.
Now i have removed the ethernet card pass-through from windows, as I would try to pass it to another VM.
This VM is a TrueNAS-Scale, that I am trying to install (never installed, fresh VM).
The TrueNAS VM boots and installation process starts IF
It seems that even if (and of course) only one VM (TrueNAS) receive a device sharing, and VM try to run, the whole system crashes. I say this because I have also tried to not share the ethernet PCI device , but assign a vGPU id1 to win11 and vGPU id2 to TrueNAS... Host crashes as well.
What I am doing in the wrong way ?
It works perfectly, windows see the gpu, install the official driver and it is able to use acceleration.
I also have an ethernet card, and i have tried to PCI pass-through it. It works like a charm (speed test, file transfer driver and so on perfect)
So in my opinion SR-IOV and IOMMU should be ok, as i can pass and virtualize GPU to a windows 11 VM.
Now i have removed the ethernet card pass-through from windows, as I would try to pass it to another VM.
This VM is a TrueNAS-Scale, that I am trying to install (never installed, fresh VM).
The TrueNAS VM boots and installation process starts IF
- Windows VM is stopped and TrueNAS is running with ethernet pass-through
- Windows VM is running and TrueNAS is running without ethernet pass-through
It seems that even if (and of course) only one VM (TrueNAS) receive a device sharing, and VM try to run, the whole system crashes. I say this because I have also tried to not share the ethernet PCI device , but assign a vGPU id1 to win11 and vGPU id2 to TrueNAS... Host crashes as well.
What I am doing in the wrong way ?