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The Wild Healer

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  1. thanks for your answer, but what if I want to have multiple vms with passthrough ? I wish to have two vms (one windows, one linux) and switch from one to another?
  2. Thank you for your help, Unfortunately none of your suggestions did the trick.
  3. Hi, I have been trying to use unraid as a desktop using GPU passthrough to use my vms. The vms work fine using VNC, I have been successfully installing windows 10/ubuntu 19.10 vms using that. However, I keep getting no signal to my monitor whenever I try to start a vm using gpu passthrough. Here is my setup: - Asus ROG Strix 470-f Gaming motherboard. - AMD Ryzen 7 2700x - Nvidia GT 520 in PCIE 1 slot (used as my main graphics card, the unraid GUI displays on the monitor connected to this card - Nvidia GTX 1080ti in PCIE 2 slot (the one I want to passthrough, the connected monitor gives a black screen) - 16GB RAM I do not have any integrated graphics, this is why I put my old GT 520 in this computer, so that it is used for unraid and I have the 1080 free for passthrough. AMD Vi is enabled in the bios. Here is what I tried: - ACS Override did not solve the issue - The problem happens weather I create the VM with OVMF or SEABios - I dumped my 1080 rom using SpaceInvader's tutorial, didn't solve - I tried setting the VM to a Q35 machine Attached are the syslog and vms xml. Thank you for your help. tower-diagnostics-20200126-1052.zip vm_windows.xml vm_ubuntu.xml

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