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    • tjkreidlT Offline
      tjkreidl Ambassador @xerxist
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      xerxist I honestly do not know, but it seems it cannot hurt to try.

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        xerxist @tjkreidl
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        Giving this another try 🙂

        tjkreidl

        I couldn't find those modules so this is probably not something in xcp-ng.

        bullerwins

        Is your vm running in EFI or BIOS?

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          xerxist @xerxist
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          Got it working !!!!! 🙂

          Changed the VM from UEFI to BIOS and it started working.

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          Still though why would it need it be BIOS instead of UEFI

          Need to do some more testing as I also disabled something in the BIOS of the NUC11 for ASPM to so I'll bring up another VM with UEFI and test it again.

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          • tjkreidlT Offline
            tjkreidl Ambassador @xerxist
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            xerxist Good news! Some boot mechanisms will work one way or the other, or in some cases, even either one of them.
            It's also important to keep the BIOS up-to-date.

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              xerxist @tjkreidl
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              tjkreidl

              Strange it works on UEFI too now.
              Only thing that changed is "ASPM off" in the BIOS of the NUC.
              Need to try that too on the NUC 13.

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                xerxist @xerxist
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                NUC13 is still a no go with ASPM turned off.

                Not sure if the kernel needs to recognize it as it doesn't give me the type like on the NUC11

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                But the NUC11 is confirmed working fine BIOS or UEFI

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                  bullerwins @xerxist
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                  xerxist in BIOS mode, i would say it was the default for my ubuntu VM

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                    xerxist @bullerwins
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                    bullerwins

                    Seems you would need at least Kernel > 5.15 for this to work on the NUC 12-13.
                    Not sure what got implemented/fixed there but it would need to be back ported for this to work.

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                      bullerwins @xerxist
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                      xerxist my ubuntu 22.04 install came with kernel 5.15, i have it updated regularly but it doens't update the kernel it seems. But newer fresh installs of ubuntu 22.04 install a newer kernel. I'll check out if the kernel needs to be manually updated

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                        xerxist @bullerwins
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                        bullerwins

                        Not in the VM itself.
                        I even went to kernel 6.6 and try it in there, all give the same issue.

                        Something on the hypervisor side in the kernel I meant. This is 4.x something with allot of backports.

                        I'll probably just wait a wile before moving full XCP-NG.
                        But its a very nice system 👍

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                          bullerwins @xerxist
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                          xerxist have you tried with the 8.3 beta of XCP-ng? I believe it's got a newer kernel maybe?

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                            xerxist @bullerwins
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                            bullerwins

                            Yes I'm running 8.3 Beta

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                              hawkpro
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                              bullerwins xerxist

                              Is this just the mediated (gvt-g?) device passthrough, so the XCP side/server maintains video but a VM can make use of the resources as well?

                              I am very interested in this (plex, frigate type use) as a stepping stone away from Proxmox.

                              Thanks

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                                flakpyro @hawkpro
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                                In my testing of this, iGPU passthru works fine in Linux but in Windows the device will show an error in the device manager, disable/enabling the drive in the device manager will allow it to work, until next reboot.

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                                  CJ
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                                  bullerwins xerxist flakpyro

                                  What are you using for display output on the host since you're passing the iGPU to the VM?

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                                    flakpyro @CJ
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                                    CJ Im running server grade hardware that has remote lights out management with iKVM support. Otherwise yeah you would lose access to the display output.

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                                      xerxist @CJ
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                                      CJ

                                      No output just need the Intel quick sync.

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                                        xerxist Yes, QS for the VM but there are times when having a local display of the console comes in handy. That's why I haven't done mine.

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                                            Mefosheez @bullerwins
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                                            bullerwins said in Intel iGPU passthough:

                                            olivierlambert I tried but getting this error when turning on the VM

                                            INTERNAL_ERROR(xenopsd internal error: (Failure
                                            "Error from xenguesthelper: Populate on Demand and PCI Passthrough are mutually exclusive"))

                                            Not sure what it means

                                            EDIT: after googleing it seems that static and dynamic memory has to be the same:
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                                            bullerwins thanks for this. I had to restore a VM from a backup and while it was down changed the dynamic value. This certainly saved me some time. I was positive it had to do with remapping the UID on the VM or something on the host side of it. anyways, thanks.

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