Comment Comment by guilhas > UNSOLVED: GPU sharing with docker and VMsGiving up because you can't solve 'cold fusion' is a common mistake, when we so focused on the problem and forget the goalsAt some point is just cheaper to get a second cheaper GPU. Or use a CPU with integrated GPU> GPU has to be bound to VFIO at bootYou can bind and unbind them at any time. There are several guides for people doing it with only 1 GPUJust keep it simpleWith an amd gpu, using virt-manager I can GPU/USB passthrough with just a few clicks and no command line neededI also like gentoo QEMU guides https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/GPU_passthrough_with_virt-manag...The other day upgrading VM Win 10 nvidia drivers got a black screen, and was able to copy it as many times to install again other versions parent guilhas 5 months ago
Giving up because you can't solve 'cold fusion' is a common mistake, when we so focused on the problem and forget the goals
At some point is just cheaper to get a second cheaper GPU. Or use a CPU with integrated GPU
> GPU has to be bound to VFIO at boot
You can bind and unbind them at any time. There are several guides for people doing it with only 1 GPU
Just keep it simple
With an amd gpu, using virt-manager I can GPU/USB passthrough with just a few clicks and no command line needed
I also like gentoo QEMU guides https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/GPU_passthrough_with_virt-manag...
The other day upgrading VM Win 10 nvidia drivers got a black screen, and was able to copy it as many times to install again other versions