GitHub user tatay188 edited a comment on the discussion: Gpu is not showing in the host
thank you @prashanthr2 However, @arpanbht The understanding is we all have **knowledge of unix or linux**: You can use the find command from linux/Unix, for example: sudo find / -name "gpudiscovery.sh" -print GPU One step at the time: Then is not clear to me what is your intention, If you want to run a GPU passthrough to make the GPU Cards available to the VMs, then read both links I am sharing with you, also get a good book on linux. **STEP ONE** FOR GPU PASSTHROUGH **Link one:** [OpenStack GPU Passthrough for HPC](https://superuser.openinfra.org/articles/a-comprehensive-guide-to-configuring-gpu-passthrough-in-openstack-for-high-performance-computing/) follow the instructions here for OpenStack; are the same for cloudstack, you stop before the NOVA settings, is quite straight forward, and depending on your GPU card it may differ which existing one you will have to blacklist. **STEP TWO** You can go to step 3 if you understand already what is step2 about. Link two: [https://lab.piszki.pl/cloudstack-kvm-and-running-vm-with-vgpu/](https://lab.piszki.pl/cloudstack-kvm-and-running-vm-with-vgpu/) The second one is more specific to Cloudstack, in case the there are problems with the gpudiscovery.sh, you can use the manual setup shown on this link, and will give you a better grasp on understanding of the whole functionality. **STEP THREE** After you have the GPU with the vfio-pci driver then you can start working on the gpudiscovery.sh | GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/discussions/12339#discussioncomment-15374772 ---- This is an automatically sent email for [email protected]. To unsubscribe, please send an email to: [email protected]
