On Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at 4:58:00 AM UTC-5, Grzesiek Chodzicki wrote: > W dniu sobota, 14 stycznia 2017 16:43:35 UTC+1 użytkownik B&B napisał: > > Hello, for starters, pardon my ignorance, I am at the very beginning of the > > learning curve. > > I am planning out a new workstation build, I want to plan it out with Qubes > > in mind. But I have few questions, as I do not have a Qubes compatible > > desktop right now, and my laptops are not really good to experiment with it. > > > > I want to add and assign a secondary GPU to a Windows based VM, to be used > > as a gaming and CAD machine. If I do that, what about monitor output, if > > primary GPU is in dom0, do I need to connect second GPU to a monitor, or > > can I route the signal somehow without additional hardware? > > I want to use few, separate, color coded USB hubs(spray paint for the win), > > each attached to different domain, with same color coding. I want it to > > work as seamlessly as possible, preferably with no additional steps after I > > attach/detach any device to/from a hub. It simply shows into a VM and acts > > accordingly. I have problem understanding how the qvm-pci and USB > > management works in this area. Is my planned use case even achievable or do > > I need to manage each device every single time I attach it? > > Is assigning devices to vms persistent after booting, or can be made > > persistent? > > GPU passthrough should work out of the box now so that's doable although I'm > afraid You're going to need a second monitor for that to work. > > As for the hubs, this might be tricky without a large number of separate USB > controllers.
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