I've been attempting to get PCI passthrough working with a Teradici host
adapter. I'm running XenServer 6.2 and the guest is RHEL 6.4. I've made all
the necessary assignments to the guest.
other-config:pci=0/:07:00.0,0/:07:00.1,0/:07:00.2,0/:07:00.3,0/:07:00.4
The adapter has
Hi Rob,
thanks for the clarification. I googled a little bit and found the
"other-config:pci" option but I guess I probably need GPU passthrough,
however we'll try that.
Actually we have single NVIDIA K2 card which carries 2 GPUs so they are
correctly seen as a gpu-group of 2. We would like to at
Hi Andrea,
You are right: the feature is currently restricted to a single GPU per VM. You
could try manually passing through the PCI devices of multiple GPUs using
“other-config:pci”.
I don’t think there are any plans to change this at the moment. Could you
explain why passing through multiple
Hello,
it looks like it is currently not possible to attach multiple vGPUs to the
same VM. I tried with XenServer 6.2 and suspect the same happens with XCP
1.6.
I'm successfully using an NVIDIA card in GPU passthrough from a VM but when
I try to attach a second vGPU I get the following error:
[r
Hi all,
I had a first quick go at re-classifying articles in
http://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Category:XCP and moved development related
articles to http://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Category:XAPI_Devel
Lars
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Eliloader is located under /usr/bin, at least in XenServer, and is pretty easy
to read.
There is a function, switchBootloader, that does the switch from eliloader to
pygrub. I'm sure you can find an easy way for to bypass this function.
There is a section called: # DISTRO-SPECIFIC CODE
Th
Hi Mike, Sébastien,
> On 11/07/13 05:45, Sébastien RICCIO wrote:
> > I also googled around and found out that something was cooking at qemu
> > to support vhdx files:
> >
> > http://wiki.qemu.org/ChangeLog/1.5#Block_devices
> >
> > * VHDX (MS Hyper-V) image format has initial read-only support.
On 11/07/13 05:45, Sébastien RICCIO wrote:
I also googled around and found out that something was cooking at qemu
to support vhdx files:
http://wiki.qemu.org/ChangeLog/1.5#Block_devices
* VHDX (MS Hyper-V) image format has initial read-only support.
Dynamic and fixed sized disks are suppo