I understand that much. Perhaps I didn't express myself clearly. It's just that in version 7.3.0, a new feature was added allowing you to change the number of VFs under "PCI Devices and IOMMU Groups" as well. Now there are two places where I can modify these settings:

Settings --> Intel Graphics SR-IOV

Do you see what I mean now?

After updating to 7.3.0, I found that the virtual graphics card generated by SR IoV can be used for Windows 11, but cannot be used for FNOS. Now I have rolled back to 7.2.4

will this work now on 7.3 with i5 14500 ?



if i passtrough it to my windows guest, i can install the intel display driver, devicemanager shows all ok, but parsec still uses software renderer and can run furmark etc.

edit:

ok, worked, but my whole igpu crashs after VM shutdown .. need to do :

echo 1 > /sys/bus/pci/rescan

in unraid shell + add VFs back (no restart nessesary , worked again after)

but after each VM reboot / shutdown, the igpu crashs and i need rescan and readd the VFs, any solution for this?

Edited May 22May 22 by Encore

Hi, kinda noob and everything is working but I just wanted to ask about the version. I installed the plugin from unraid CA and the version is 2023.11.22 and that shows as up-to-date, but the github itself has versions newer than that. How come this is the case?

1 hour ago, hoeman said:

Hi, kinda noob and everything is working but I just wanted to ask about the version. I installed the plugin from unraid CA and the version is 2023.11.22 and that shows as up-to-date, but the github itself has versions newer than that. How come this is the case?

im not sure where you looked but its certainly 2023.11.22

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/giganode/unraid-i915-sriov/refs/heads/master/i915-sriov.plg

Hi, I'm not sure if this is the right place but I'm wondering if someone can either explain or direct me to a page that explains how to get SR-IOV working with the Intel 285k iGPU to pass a VF through to a VM.

I've looked around but the information is conflicting, am I supposed to use the Xe driver or can I still use i915? Am I still supposed to use this plugin as well? Is it even possible right now (the posts seemed to imply the kernel would support it early 2026 but haven't heard anything since). Any help with the latest info on this would be greatly appreciated.