Merron Posted April 20, 2022 Share Posted April 20, 2022 (edited) Hi! I have bought a mini pc (very good performance and low power consumption in idle (6w) https://www.gigabyte.com/de/Mini-PcBarebone/GB-BRR7-4800-rev-10#ov) with an integrated graphics card (amd Renoir - AMD Ryzen 4800U). I thought about running ubuntu and windows at the same time, and if Windows fails with e.g. a bluescreen my ubuntu system still is running. Goal: - Windows for productive desktop usage with 3 monitors (i don't want to switch to ubuntu desktop) - Ubuntu for diverse services (OnlyOffice Document Server, Synapse Matrix, Plex, Seafile Cloud and so on) First i thought to create a Hyper-V VM with ubuntu. Windows as main host. But sometimes i've to reboot Windows or just ends up with an bluescreen while installing new experimental drivers. So i don't want the dependency of windows. I thought unraid could help me out here :). First problem that appeard, the usb stick does not boot. I have only usb 3.1 or 3.2 slots, no usb 2.0 which is recommended for unraid. Maybe the concept of using a usb stick is outdated (blocked usb slot, additional power consumption over usb 3?). After testing 5 usb sticks rotating through all slots, one stick worked :)! I created one Windows 10 vm and set the existing drive with windows as pass through. I set the AMD Graphics Card as Video output. Now i'm stuck with the gpu pass through. The Brix has only one GPU which is integrated. If i try to start the vm it says " group 4 is not viable Please ensure all devices within the iommu_group are bound to their vfio bus driver." If i try to set the check mark for group 4 it says "in use by unraid". I thought unraid does not need a gpu? Any idea how to pass through the GPU? And is it worth it to put effort into it? I have read, that gpu pass through sometimes kind of roulette working properly. Maybe someone can help me out Edited April 20, 2022 by Merron Quote Link to comment
Froodle Posted September 10, 2023 Share Posted September 10, 2023 Did you find any answer for this? Quote Link to comment
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