Are you sure that you aren't better off with one powerful generic graphics card?
You will lose some RAM, but as you say you don't yet know how much RAM you need with the GPU/accelerator.
Either way I don't think you have to worry about PCIe bottlenecks.
If you are in the US this system with 4...
Well :)
https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-src/tree/main/sys/fs/nfsclient
Just joking.
It should just be obvious. The server has an open view of all the files it shares to the NFS client. You could chroot into the tree if you wanted. As a result there is no buffering that would be affected by...
Yeah, most Unixens support that. I run PXE+NFS for most of my machine zoo for many years.
The guest OS handles NFS completely different from the situation where it has a local block device for a non-networked filesystem. It is always consistent against the server. Not is why you can now safely...
You can work around that by making the guests diskless. PXE and NFS. The NFS server is "plain" on the snapshots and would properly snap as if there wasn't a VM.
I'm facing the same choice but I want longer cables than the included ones.
I wouldn't think the warranty can be used with either. But then you probably don't need it and for 24/7 you need to buy 2 controllers anyway.
This will turn into a demonstration of the powers of open source over commercial software.
The vendor suddenly changing the system in an undesired direction (with or without the vendor being sold) without the right to split the project is a killer.
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