Excellent, I’ve been kicking the tires on XCP-NG and XOA and that was really the only thing I’ve come across that made transitioning away from ESXI a bit more involved. I’ve been really impressed with XCP-NG and XOA and can’t wait to rip and replace ESXI with it for good.
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RE: PCIE Passthrough on XCP-NG & XOAposted in Hardware
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RE: PCIE Passthrough on XCP-NG & XOAposted in Hardware
Excellent, thanks for the update and proposed ETA!
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RE: PCIE Passthrough on XCP-NG & XOAposted in Hardware
Excellent, I’ve been kicking the tires on XCP-NG and XOA and that was really the only thing I’ve come across that made transitioning away from ESXI a bit more involved. I’ve been really impressed with XCP-NG and XOA and can’t wait to rip and replace ESXI with it for good.
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RE: PCIE Passthrough on XCP-NG & XOAposted in Hardware
That would be outstanding and would really put XCP-NG & XOA at the same level as ESXI regarding those features!
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PCIE Passthrough on XCP-NG & XOAposted in Hardware
I’d like to request a more streamlined way to handle PCIE passthrough of things like storage controllers (e.g. LSI 3008 & 2308 HBA’s). XCP-NG documentation shows how to make these changes using command line, and they are not durable when updates are made. It would be great to be able to handle all PCIE passthrough items in XOA, similar to how ESXI handles it using the GUI and keeps these changes persistent through upgrades.