Great to hear! I’m really curious how your experience with that QNAP JBOD will be. I’ve been considering TL-R400S which uses the same PCI card and is basically the same JBOD but in rack form factor.
Are you sure the ports are not working and not NIC names changing in Proxmox (because they are based on PCI addresses) so the config is wrong? Connect display and keyboard and check if NICs names changed
@jro77 @Pikeman1868 I just tested my MS-01 (1.22 BIOS) again with Sparkle Intel Arc A310 Eco and it posts.
Here is lspci output from Proxmox
00:00.0 Host bridge [0600]: Intel Corporation Device [8086:a706]
00:01.0 PCI bridge [0604]: Intel Corporation Device [8086:a70d]
00:06.0 PCI bridge...
My MS-01 posts with A310 Eco. I even successfully passed it to Windows VM. At least it’s been posting with 1.17 BIOS. Since then I updated to 1.22 and have not checked again (as the fan issue with A310 keeps me from using it).
I'm aware that output on GPU does not work on the host (i.e. Proxmox) when GPU is passed through. The problem was that VM's output to virtualised VNC display in Proxmox's web GUI stopped working.
@gregrob The only apparent difference I can see is that I'm using q35 machine with UEFI, your...
Ok, I got it! It looks like it's been working all this time but I thought it was hanging as it was suddenly stopping outputting anything (due to i915 crash presumably?) on Proxmox's VNC console during boot. After logging in via SSH, I can see the renderer in dev/dri. ACPI must be ON, otherwise...
I'm on 6.8.4-3-pve.
@gregrob My goal is also to have it working on Ubuntu Server for transcoding. I've been testing it on Ubuntu Desktop guest to just get faster feedback, my bad. I also tested it on Ubuntu Server guest with similar results - had to disable ACPI to make it not hang on boot. It...
Yes I blacklisted the PCIe device. Do you blacklist anything besides Iris Xe Graphics, e.g. audio device?
I managed to solve the Ubuntu guest hanging problem when iGPU is passed to it by disabling APCI in VM options as advised here. PCI passthrough is configured as 0000:00:02.0,rombar=0. lspci...
I tried your guide (just used `blacklist i915` and `blacklist xe` as GPU drivers for blacklisting) and my Ubuntu 24.04 guest hangs during with `slot initialization failed` error. I tried probably every combination of Primary GPU, All Functions, ROM-Bar and PCI Express checkboxes + alternating...
Could you detail how did you make it work with Ubuntu guest? That’s my main goal too. I tested Windows guest to only see if it works, as Ubuntu guest wouldn’t boot at all
@dialbat I had no problems passing through built-in NICs, WLAN card, external GPU or Google Coral PCIe accelerator. Only the iGPU is stubborn and refuses to work
I'll be watching too. I spent some time on it and had no luck either. Windows guest would see the iGPU, but could not use it. Ubuntu guest would hang during boot. I also tested passing through Sparkle Intel Arc A310 ECO and it worked ok (other than some occasional crashes when shutting down...
Has anyone noticed any crashes on Proxmox when turning off Windows VM which has PCIe/USB device passed to it? I had couple cases where MS-01 would crash and turn off when I shutdown Windows guest which had PCIe or USB device passed to it.
No idea TBH. I have yet to test the setup. I'm abroad right now and will be able to do that in about two weeks.
From quick googling it seems to be possible by using driver_override instead of blacklisting driver
Has anyone tested Sparkle A310 Eco with MS-01? I just received mine, but I'm still waiting for MS-01 to arrive (ordered an early bird...). It seems to be the only Intel ARC card which will fit in MS-01. It's probably comparable to iGPU in 13900H, but I want to have two GPUs so one can be passed...
Maybe it depends on the vendor/integrator of NIC, but it seems that some people had to resort to patching the EEPROM to unlock their X710s to work with generic modules. That's why I decided to ask
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