I am in the same situation as @vhaelan. same as in same iGPU (alderlake) passed-through, same output for those latest commands, same OS (Fedora CoreOS on latest Xcp-Ng stable). Tried current avenues suggested in this thread with no progress. It seems vhaelan has settled with CoreOS under Proxmox (which works!). He also mentioned it works in Debian under XCP-ng, though I haven't tested that myself. I would appreciate additional suggestions for troubleshooting to take this further, in case anyone has any other ideas.

@Mark-C Wouldn't have made it without your help! Super. So far everything seems to be working normally, except for my original issue on the other topic, posting there now. If any more issues come up I'll post them here and reference on this topic. Many thanks!!

@fohdeesha lol :-). ok.... good to now :). Next optimization by decoupling harddisks and fans.... and always be quite on the datacenter :).

@Pilow alright, cool! that sounds pretty much like a standard solution, too much options or details usually just confuses the end users

@olivierlambert While VDI is maybe not as vital as it once was...I'm experimenting with multimedia work in XCP-ng. Having a VM with GPU off-loading of CODEC encoding would be nice. It's a pretty big CPU hit to make that go.

Perfect! Enjoy

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@Raymondello you right, the issue is from the storage and I am looking into that. Thank you for sharing the UAT Testing, I didn't know about it

@dave.opc that's it keep us updated on this

its still there ie the host is still atached to that vdi im thinking this is the issue why my backups wont run anymore if not i will do it on the xen server cli, but it would be nice to know why this isnt working

@hoerup Hi, I can't remember too much to be honest. I created a Debian 10 VM with 20GB disk, set up all the stuff that needed to be common for the Ceph pool pretty much following the Ceph documentation using the cephadm method - so Docker etc. This would be my 'Ceph admin VM' Once that was all sorted I cloned the VM 3 times, for my actual Ceph pool and changed the hostname and static IP etc. I've got 3 hosts with Supermicro boards that have two SATA controllers on board, so on each one I passed though one of the controllers to the Ceph VM and then just deployed Ceph and followed the documentation. The only issues I ran into and any other tips are in the other post I linked to. Now Ceph is all containerised it all seams a bit too easy! Hope they're not my famous last words!! It does like a lot of RAM, so I've reduced the OSD limits down a bit and its fine for me. Cheers.