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This only works if you have two graphics cards, no? Either onboard graphics + dedicated GPU, or dual GPU. And some CPUs, such as first gen Ryzen (e.g. 1700), do
by deckard1 8y ago
This only works if you have two graphics cards, no? Either onboard graphics + dedicated GPU, or dual GPU. And some CPUs, such as first gen Ryzen (e.g. 1700), do not have built in graphics. And that assumes you always want your better GPU to run Windows rather than Linux.
- washadjeffmad 8y agoIt can be run with a single graphics device. Just SSH in, then after you've done the other configurations and added the GPU's PCI ids to vfio-pci, create the VM with virsh, attaching the GPU. Run "virsh autostart [vmname]", and it'll spawn automatically at each boot. If you need a host with graphics, you can always unbind the GPU from the host and allow it to be re-attached to VMs if you don't need a headless hypervisor. I know I've seen a few small bash scripts on github for reference.