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> prepare to resize a window)
>
> On 06/21/2018 06:28 PM, Mark wrote:
> > Hello, I start a VM with UEFI and install windows 7. Mouse wheel
> works. I
> > shutdown VM, add the nvidia GPU and start VM then install nvidia drivers.
> > Shutdown again, modify the xml fil
stops working after messing with fundamental addressing in the
> XML files.
>
> Kash
>
>
> On 2018-06-21 06:28 PM, Mark wrote:
>
> Hello, I start a VM with UEFI and install windows 7. Mouse wheel works.
> I shutdown VM, add the nvidia GPU and start VM then install nvidia
&
Hello, I start a VM with UEFI and install windows 7. Mouse wheel works. I
shutdown VM, add the nvidia GPU and start VM then install nvidia drivers.
Shutdown again, modify the xml file via virsh and reboot. Passthrough
works but the scroll wheel has stopped working. Driving me kinda bonkers I
co
Fedora 27, qemu-kvm 2.10.1-2.fc27, libvirt 3.7.0, edk2-ovmf 5.fc27.
This appears to be related to the VBE 'shim' for UEFI installs. The
installation process will not go past the windows flag screen. It is the
same win7 installation ISO that I've successfully been using for 2 years.
If I remove t
Recently I updated my arch linux machine and now passthrough is not working.
I've read these archives all the way back this thread, to no avail:
https://www.redhat.com/archives/vfio-users/2017-August/msg00021.html
Did a complete arch reinstall and got the code 10. Have done a complete
fresh clea
Nevermind, I made a pair of patches that *seem* to work. [1]
Mark Weiman
[1] http://duna.markzz.net/vfio-patches/
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On Sat, 2016-10-22 at 17:54 +, Philip Abernethy wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> as far as I'm aware the ACS patch is part of the mainline kernel since 4.7.
> I'm currently running a VM that requires
> ACS in its current configuration and I'm just using the linux
. Is there an updated
patch for this kernel series or am I out
of luck?
Mark Weiman
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m thinking this was the case, as re-doing initramfs seemed to fix the
issue. The kernel had been upgraded to 4.6.4-1.
On Tue, Aug 2, 2016 at 2:39 PM, Alex Williamson wrote:
>
>
> On Tue, Aug 2, 2016 at 3:22 PM, Mark wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Today I updated my arch lin
Thank you Samuel.
The initramfs had been regenerated. It got to the point where I had to
remove vfio (and associated modules) from mkinitcpio.conf to restore the
audio devices to the host (for pulse audio to detect).
1. My cmdline is:
initrd=\initramfs-linux.img
root=PARTUUID=--**
Hi,
Today I updated my arch linux system. It had only been a week since the
last update. Not notices applicable to my update had been posted.
My setup is a Intel i7-4790S, ASRock mobo supporting vt-d and all the
goodies.
I have libvirt using virt-manager for my win7 VM, with nvidia 750 gpu and
Hello, I've had this problem consistently in both ubuntu server and arch
(fresh installs this week). When booting a brand new VM and the win7 iso
attached to cdrom, I am getting extremely poor performance. The first
'Windows is loading files...' screen takes about 3 full seconds to fill the
progr
acation and will not build the new versions of the kernel until I
return in March.
Mark Weiman
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Hi Mario,
Would you be able to give some libvirt XML examples for the iothread
implementation you've settled with?
Ive played around with iothreads to increase disk performance in my VMs but
it never made any difference. I think im missing a small piece of config so
your implementation would defini
Kernel version?
Is it a patched version?
Where (if applicable) did you obtain the kernel?
Operating system?
Computer specifications?
Your message is a little vague, but it sounds like you may not be using
a patched kernel (with Alex's acs patch) and that may be your problem.
Mark Weiman
O
Hello,
I've been trying to find the qemu command to pin VCPUs to certain
cores/threads, but my google skills are coming up short. Everything points
me to modifying a xml file (libvirt) or using virt-manager. The target
system does not use libvirt.
The only other alternative I've found (from this
I wish to boot from a passed through HDD controller using libvirt\Qemu. I
can run through OS installations fine (both windows and linux), but on
reboot at the point it would boot from the HDD, it doesn't find a boot
device. Is there a trick to get this working? an extra string I need to add
into th
lution is to get a cheap second video card if possible and
using that for the host.
Mark Weiman
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Hi vfio-users.
Bit of background... Im quite new to the world of libvirt\kvm\qemu etc and have
a background in vmware.
Ive used Unraid for quite a while and they've recently implemented VM support
via libvirt, which led me down the path of virtualising my office PC and my
media centre.
My Host
llent suggestion and I shall give that a try. Although I
could see possibly buying one and using PCI passthrough for that card
(since the things that would be plugged into it I only use in a VM) and
seeing if that works better.
Mark Weiman
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I'm having similar issues with USB passthrough, I also hae issues then
adding the device with usb_add in QEMU Monitor where the device
connects and reconnects over and over.
Mark Weiman
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