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pci passthrough: add GPU passthrough notes
to make it clear how to use a GPU inside the vm Signed-off-by: Dominik Csapak <d.csapak@proxmox.com>
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Please be aware that this option can make your system unstable.
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Please be aware that this option can make your system unstable.
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Notes for GPU passthrough
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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When passing through a GPU (be it a full device, or a vGPU), if you want to use
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it for displaying, you have to either physically connect a monitor to the
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card (if possible), or configure a remote desktop software (e.g., VNC, RDP)
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inside the guest and use that.
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It is not possible to display the content of the GPU via NoVNC/SPICE on the
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{pve} web interface.
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If you want to use the GPU for things like OpenCL or CUDA, this is not an issue,
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since the application should be able to choose the hardware without using
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it as a display.
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Host Device Passthrough
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Host Device Passthrough
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