Hello,

I'm a new developer on XCP-ng, I'll work on the Xen side to improve performance.
I'm a newly graduated of University of Versailles Saint-Quentin with a specialty in parallel computing and HPC, I have a big interest in operating systems.

No, there is none. You should have no problem using the Debian 10 template for any VM.

The Ryzen 7 2700X is not equipped with a GPU. IIRC only G-suffixed Ryzen are equipped with one.

No, there is none. You should have no problem using the Debian 10 template for any VM.

The Ryzen 7 2700X is not equipped with a GPU. IIRC only G-suffixed Ryzen are equipped with one.

Exactly as @tony said, the option --delete-dom0 just remove the option from the booting command line given to dom0, if you need to remove a device you just need to remove it from the command when calling --set-dom0. I'll take a look at the doc, you can modify it too, we are always open to contribution .

/opt/xensource/libexec/xen-cmdline --delete-dom0 xen-pciback.hide should do the trick to remove the device from the pci-assignable list of devices at the next reboot.
dom0 rebooting will take control of the device.

What I have seen from Microsoft forums would seem to indicate that Windows 10 only support up to 2 sockets and 256 cores.

Hello,

I'm a new developer on XCP-ng, I'll work on the Xen side to improve performance.
I'm a newly graduated of University of Versailles Saint-Quentin with a specialty in parallel computing and HPC, I have a big interest in operating systems.