Huh. Good point. Admittedly you might want to reuse very similar VM for both
Windows and Linux.
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On Thu, 27 Dec 2018, at 8:25 PM, Brett Foster wrote:
> Wait, we're talking about Linux +ati drivers? Alright, then I have no
> idea... but if it's windows, try
Wait, we're talking about Linux +ati drivers? Alright, then I have no idea...
but if it's windows, try the 440 and see if that helps.
Brett
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Some Linuxes do not boot on 440FX (at least, not for me with booting with UEFI,
which is recommended for GPU passthrough).
B.
On Thu, 27 Dec 2018, at 8:18 PM, Brett Foster wrote:
> Why use q35? I always thought that wasn't recommended. At least a couple
> years ago, that was my impression.
>
Why use q35? I always thought that wasn't recommended. At least a couple years
ago, that was my impression.
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BTW I think the specific reason you want to separate your pcie endpoints on q35
from the root complex using a switch or up/downstream ports is due to the fact
that the root complex has direct access to memory. I can't find anything more
specific regarding why that might be problematic but I kn
