You can get it to work with VMWare and KVM, but in most cases you'll run into problems with hardware. Very few motherboards (and GPUs) actually properly impleme

You can get it to work with VMWare and KVM, but in most cases you'll run into problems with hardware. Very few motherboards (and GPUs) actually properly implement the required functionality, so if you don't consider this use case during hardware selection, chances are you won't be able to get it to work in a stable manner. A motherboard claiming support for VT-d is no guarantee that it is able to do anything useful with it.