I have to (cautiously) say that removing audio passthrough seems to help
with this issue. I already had twice the number of restarts it usually
takes to freeze it and it is still going strong. I always had it bound to
vfio-pci and now I just removed the audio part from the shell script I use
to sta
Alex, yeah, I know that x8 Gen3 is not really limiting the 750 Ti, but I
plan to buy a new graphics card in some years and I am worried this will be
the bottleneck for future GPUs.
I am rebooting my host daily, so that sound issue should not be a problem.
Regarding the host drivers binding to the G
You can assign it to the VM if you want, altho you don't need to, if you
don't use HDMI audio. I never assigned it to the VM and VGA passthrough
worked fine. I'm just saying, once you've bound vfio-pci to it, leave it
assigned to the HDMI audio device. Unbinding vfio-pci from GPU audio
frequently c
On Thu, 18 Feb 2016 21:06:36 +0100
Jens Zimmermann wrote:
> I am using PCIE1 for the nvidia 210 (host) and PCIE3 for nvidia 750 Ti
> (guest): http://i.imgur.com/iFR7Vn9.png
> With the 5820k the lane distribution is 16 (PCI1) /8 (PCIE3) / 4 (PCIE5),
> so there are not many options to choose from.
I am using PCIE1 for the nvidia 210 (host) and PCIE3 for nvidia 750 Ti
(guest): http://i.imgur.com/iFR7Vn9.png
With the 5820k the lane distribution is 16 (PCI1) /8 (PCIE3) / 4 (PCIE5),
so there are not many options to choose from. Actually I would prefer to
have the 750 Ti in slot 1 so it would hav
On Thu, 18 Feb 2016 06:00:59 -0800
Nick Sukharev wrote:
> So, if I am not using virsh, would it be sufficient to just remove audio
> devices from my shell script that starts qemu? I am also not using them and
> just thought I need to pass them to make AMD drivers happy. I am happy with
> virtual
So, if I am not using virsh, would it be sufficient to just remove audio
devices from my shell script that starts qemu? I am also not using them and
just thought I need to pass them to make AMD drivers happy. I am happy with
virtual audio provided by QEMU (and have multiple cards so wiring their
au
I had a similar issue with the system. Turned out rebinding GPU audio
caused some drama. The first time around I bind it to vfio-pci, then I
leave it bound to that (since I don't use GPU audio to begin with). My
issues went away. I can bind and unbind the nvidia driver as I please, but
not the HDMI
On Wed, 17 Feb 2016 22:41:53 +0100
Jens Zimmermann wrote:
> Hello guys!
>
> I have a Windows 10 VM with GPU passsthrough working for around 2 months
> now and while there were no problems in the very beginning as far as I can
> tell, soon after the VM started to freeze my Linux sometimes after I
I have the same mobo and CPU and I have a similar issue with AMD cards. I
can go may be through 5-6 VM restarts before the host completely freezes. I
thought it is called "AMD reset issue" but may be not considering that you
have NVidia cards. For me it seems to matter what PCIE slot the card uses,
Hello guys!
I have a Windows 10 VM with GPU passsthrough working for around 2 months
now and while there were no problems in the very beginning as far as I can
tell, soon after the VM started to freeze my Linux sometimes after I shut
it down.
The strange thing is that it does not happen every time
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