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Hi, exact same problem here with an AMD Epyc 7763. Any kernels below 5.19 would work just fine but only with ESXi 7.0. That’s a no go for ESXi 8.0. Any updates on that issue please? Thanks

Hi, got a PC with 3 GPUs: NVIDIA RTX 2080, NVIDIA GTX780Ti and AMD RX550. After hours of research, I’m still trying to find a way to prioritize the RX550 as the default GPU at boot time! The motherboard is Asus Crosshair Hero VII Wifi, with the latest BIOS. The processor is a Ryzen 2700X. Can’t find any GPU boot order option or menu in the BIOS, which is just crazy!! I owned a X59 motherboard which made things so damn easy. It is now 2018 and I thought it would be such a trivial thing to do, but it’s NOT. I’ve tried to reorder GPUs on different PCIe slots without success. Also, NVIDIA GPUs are always getting priority over AMD, even if this one is on primary slot #1. How can I force the motherboard to POST/initialize on a specific GPU e.g. AMD?! Is this 'problem" specific to modern motherboards using UEFI?! Thanks.

Hi, got a PC with 3 GPUs: NVIDIA RTX 2080, NVIDIA GTX780Ti and AMD RX550. After hours of research, I’m still trying to find a way to prioritize the RX550 as the default GPU at boot time! I want to use KVM/QEMU to leverage GPU passthrough for 2 VMs, each with a dedicated NVIDIA graphics card. The motherboard is Asus Crosshair Hero VII Wifi, with the latest BIOS. The processor is a Ryzen 2700X. Can’t find any GPU boot order option or menu in the BIOS, which is just crazy!! I owned a X59 motherboard which made things so damn easy. It is now 2018 and I thought it would be such a trivial thing to do, but it’s NOT. I’ve tried to reorder GPUs on different PCIe slots without success. Also, NVIDIA GPUs are always getting priority over AMD. How can I force the motherboard to POST/initialize on a specific GPU e.g. AMD?! Is this 'problem" specific to modern motherboards using UEFI?! Thanks.

I am trying to output the bios display in the last PCIe slot on an Asus Crosshair VII Hero motherboard (the 4x slot). I need to output the display specifically from the GPU there for a VM project I am working on, and I don’t see any options to do this in the BIOS settings. When I have the three GPUs I need all slotted it will only display out of the first PCIe slot. Tried searching online but couldn’t find answers. Thanks

Excellent, thank you! As well as /boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg

Hi, where can I manually edit the syslinux configuration file using unRAID 6.6.5? Thank you.