Thanks for showing the debug.log on the VOD, it made it very easy for me to see where it went wrong after you DMed me about the issue and a fix has already been published! Also about the USB controller passthrough from the bash version, it did nothing as it was meant for a planned integration with QuickEMU which has been shelved for now due to lack of feedback (hence the removal in the Go version, for now hopefully). Libvirt handles USB controller passthrough by default so the question is redundant there, QuickEMU does not handle USB Controller passthrough, hence the question in the bash version, which was a proof of concept version that also created an "example" config for QuickEMU. The Go version is a lot more maintainable compared to the bash version which relies on a lot of fancy grep and perl/sed usage and piping. However i suspected someone would rather have the bash version, so i made a snapshot branch of the last bash version on the github page (and it also has the same bug you found in this VOD) PS: bash version never asked about passing through nvme, that is handled in virt-manager, the only difference between the 2 versions is that the bash version asks about what usb controller to pass through, but does nothing with that information other than write an example file for QuickEMU. other than that they are identical and the code is identical under the hood.
Unfortunately, I ran Quickpassthrough 2.0.2 on my Arch Linux install, and it broke my bootloader. I tried to follow Titus' steps to fix the broken MKINITCPIO but was unable to mount my partitions because for some reason the mount point does not exist. My Arch Linux is currently sitting on an NVMe Drive called nvme0n1 in lsblk. The drive only has 2 partitions, and i'm having trouble getting them mounted properly. I tried to follow Chris' steps in the video but he has 3 partitions in his boot drive so I am at a loss. I'm at the verge of calling it quits and just sticking to Windows because I really suck at this. If anybody can help lend me a hand that'll be great. Sorry @HikariKnight but your quick passthrough software is still causing issues.
@@HikariKnight when I ran the command to install the .tar file it gave me a message that I needed to add “iommu=pt intel_iommu=on” to the grub.cfg. Afterwards I ran the file again for quickpassthrough, rebooted the system and then Arch just froze on startup. It would freeze at the grub boot loader. I hope this makes sense to you, sorry for being a newb at this. I really enjoy Chris’ videos and your work on the passthrough is awesome.
Greetings from the UK. I take it you video title wasn't click bait, it was just sarcastic. ;) It took me 3 days to get mine working. I had GPU pass through with looking glass. And then I too broke my Windows installation, and then I watched your video. Thanks, made me laugh and cheered me up. :)
Just saw you break the system with quickpassthrough and remember that yesterday went with an error on openSUSE Tumbleweed with KDE plasma 6 update. Thank God for creating the BTRFS file system and Snapshot. I'm getting too old for boot error on Linux.
you're so helpful, i love your windows utility, i use linux fulltime but i have friends and family i help with thier comps lol almost all windows and your utility is so nice lol
hey, it might be just me but i (in the starting) can see some black and grey patterns on the chatterino as of now 0:42 im seeing a creeper in bottom right side, might be cuz of bit rate thingy, dont really know just guessing
I had to use this since I moved to Linux moving away from MS office was not an option for me, but I wonder why you need baremetal I now have about 20 vms, everything I need, you can do things with windows you really can't do in baremetal you can make open and close windows like you open and close a browser, i also have a shared storage between the VMs, gpo auto bootstrap of all the apps i need, it is a beauty
The thing u mentioned about archinstall and many drives it's very curious. I got many drives... 2 nvme, 3 satas, and 8 nvme on PCIe extension cards. Had no issues ever...
im doing Windows 11 vm on virt manager using a laptop, and it's really good to try for you want to using windows for gaming and using linux as daily driver :). Im doing gaming like honkai star rail , genshin impact and editing video from vm using looking glass with hdmi dummy for low latency remote desktop from linux, and it's really good project so far. Maybe i want to try using quick passthrough next time. So far im doing with mutahar guides and really good setup until now. Hopefully you can continue this Qemu VM setup for another stream Chris.
me personally have to configure on linux for giving 2 threads to linux and 10 threads to windows, it's run flawlessly. turbo boost automaticly active on linux sometime@@asunavk69
Really looking forward to the Nvidia GPU passthrough. Great job with Lxappearance, i had the same problem on my KDE, i'll apply lxappearance as well. Can you go painfully slow on the CPU topology? I *think* i have 12 cores, should leave 2 cores for my host Linux? I *know* i have 18GB memory, could i still give my VMs 16384? Or should i go lower? Can you explain the pools? i have 250GB SSD (that hosts my linux) and a 2 TB spinning platter (that hosts my `/home`, store the qcows on that one or on SSD? That purple text in the XML editor in virt-manager is unreadable, I usually copy it to VScode
I have an RX 580 that works MARVELOUSLY in Linux, even for 3D accelerated VMs using Fedora host/Fedora guest. When i try the same option for a Windblows vm guest, the graphics passthrough doesn't do $hit. It gives me the options to select the card in virtmgr, but it doesn't do anything "visually", so i have to revert back to QXL vs virtio. Any thoughts?
trying to install virt-manager on kali (yes i know u named it useless distro) came to know they removed the package from their repo i checked on Debian repo its also remove from testing repo is there a chance it may be removed from debian repo also edit: it is remove due to a bug it will soon be in the repo
Not sure I understand the connection between the lack of SD trim and corruption. Trim is for blocks no longer used according to the OS. I agree that NTFS sucks as a filesystem
funny, i got dracula too ;p hope i will succeed to the dual gpu passtrough arch --> windows eventually aswell (5700xt for arch and a gtx 1070 for windows) ;p
i gave up on single passthrough, i just use the amd graphics for linux and then passthrough the nvidia card to windows instead, and then when windows shutsdown it hops back onto nvidia. other than that vming windows whole drive seems a good way to do it.
Not sure why it takes you so much time... I am setting up my VMs in less than 10 minutes... Thank you for sharing though. I would like to see something related to advanced sound, like 5.1 -> Headphones.
Wow, this was one of the slowest, most boring, and most uninformative RUclips videos I've attempted to watch in a very long time. Impossible to finish...
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Thanks for showing the debug.log on the VOD, it made it very easy for me to see where it went wrong after you DMed me about the issue and a fix has already been published!
Also about the USB controller passthrough from the bash version, it did nothing as it was meant for a planned integration with QuickEMU which has been shelved for now due to lack of feedback (hence the removal in the Go version, for now hopefully).
Libvirt handles USB controller passthrough by default so the question is redundant there, QuickEMU does not handle USB Controller passthrough, hence the question in the bash version, which was a proof of concept version that also created an "example" config for QuickEMU.
The Go version is a lot more maintainable compared to the bash version which relies on a lot of fancy grep and perl/sed usage and piping.
However i suspected someone would rather have the bash version, so i made a snapshot branch of the last bash version on the github page (and it also has the same bug you found in this VOD)
PS: bash version never asked about passing through nvme, that is handled in virt-manager, the only difference between the 2 versions is that the bash version asks about what usb controller to pass through, but does nothing with that information other than write an example file for QuickEMU. other than that they are identical and the code is identical under the hood.
Unfortunately, I ran Quickpassthrough 2.0.2 on my Arch Linux install, and it broke my bootloader. I tried to follow Titus' steps to fix the broken MKINITCPIO but was unable to mount my partitions because for some reason the mount point does not exist. My Arch Linux is currently sitting on an NVMe Drive called nvme0n1 in lsblk. The drive only has 2 partitions, and i'm having trouble getting them mounted properly. I tried to follow Chris' steps in the video but he has 3 partitions in his boot drive so I am at a loss. I'm at the verge of calling it quits and just sticking to Windows because I really suck at this. If anybody can help lend me a hand that'll be great. Sorry @HikariKnight but your quick passthrough software is still causing issues.
@@AlexisRojiHernandezcan you make a github issue and try grab the debug.log and upload it? it should give me enough info to fix it.
@@AlexisRojiHernandezactually just ran it through a VM and i cant replicate it with version 2.0.2
@@HikariKnight when I ran the command to install the .tar file it gave me a message that I needed to add “iommu=pt intel_iommu=on” to the grub.cfg. Afterwards I ran the file again for quickpassthrough, rebooted the system and then Arch just froze on startup. It would freeze at the grub boot loader. I hope this makes sense to you, sorry for being a newb at this. I really enjoy Chris’ videos and your work on the passthrough is awesome.
@@HikariKnight how would I do that? Can I send some pictures from my phone?
I just started to get into windows virtualization, what a coincidence to get ultimate "walkthrough" on setting it all up correctly
This works much better for passing through pci-e ssds
Greetings from the UK. I take it you video title wasn't click bait, it was just sarcastic. ;)
It took me 3 days to get mine working. I had GPU pass through with looking glass. And then I too broke my Windows installation, and then I watched your video. Thanks, made me laugh and cheered me up. :)
Watching you on QEMU VM with pci-e devices passed through :)
This is my dream setup thank you Chris
Love this kind of content. To be more educational for me i need more "explanation" (in many cases) , but anyways, love this content😊
Just saw you break the system with quickpassthrough and remember that yesterday went with an error on openSUSE Tumbleweed with KDE plasma 6 update. Thank God for creating the BTRFS file system and Snapshot. I'm getting too old for boot error on Linux.
they suck cuz then you gotta pull out your phone and copy commands and stuff manually
you're so helpful, i love your windows utility, i use linux fulltime but i have friends and family i help with thier comps lol almost all windows and your utility is so nice lol
Do we have to enable os-prober to after we install passthrough and making the necessary changes in the grub config file
thanks for this I been working on this myself
I wonder if this setup is possible in nixos, specially with single gpu passthrough
hey, it might be just me but i (in the starting) can see some black and grey patterns on the chatterino as of now 0:42 im seeing a creeper in bottom right side, might be cuz of bit rate thingy, dont really know just guessing
Followed your setup, just divided it by 4 because your CPU and RAM is like 4 times bigger than mine lol
I had to use this since I moved to Linux moving away from MS office was not an option for me, but I wonder why you need baremetal
I now have about 20 vms, everything I need, you can do things with windows you really can't do in baremetal you can make open and close windows like you open and close a browser, i also have a shared storage between the VMs, gpo auto bootstrap of all the apps i need, it is a beauty
The thing u mentioned about archinstall and many drives it's very curious. I got many drives... 2 nvme, 3 satas, and 8 nvme on PCIe extension cards. Had no issues ever...
im doing Windows 11 vm on virt manager using a laptop, and it's really good to try for you want to using windows for gaming and using linux as daily driver :). Im doing gaming like honkai star rail , genshin impact and editing video from vm using looking glass with hdmi dummy for low latency remote desktop from linux, and it's really good project so far. Maybe i want to try using quick passthrough next time. So far im doing with mutahar guides and really good setup until now. Hopefully you can continue this Qemu VM setup for another stream Chris.
genshin you can run on linux just fine, unless you have the nvidia gpu configured to vfio only.
Do you have dynamic boost working on vm tho?
me personally have to configure on linux for giving 2 threads to linux and 10 threads to windows, it's run flawlessly. turbo boost automaticly active on linux sometime@@asunavk69
Really looking forward to the Nvidia GPU passthrough.
Great job with Lxappearance, i had the same problem on my KDE, i'll apply lxappearance as well.
Can you go painfully slow on the CPU topology? I *think* i have 12 cores, should leave 2 cores for my host Linux?
I *know* i have 18GB memory, could i still give my VMs 16384? Or should i go lower?
Can you explain the pools? i have 250GB SSD (that hosts my linux) and a 2 TB spinning platter (that hosts my `/home`, store the qcows on that one or on SSD?
That purple text in the XML editor in virt-manager is unreadable, I usually copy it to VScode
i love you man
love you setup bytheway
There is also a Single GPU passthrough technique. Can you try it ?
im looking for it!
I haven't seen the whole video yet, but pinning the CPU cores in pairs is also something you should do if you are to play games on Windows.
when the windows vm is not used, I'm assuming the GPU is available to the host system?
I have an RX 580 that works MARVELOUSLY in Linux, even for 3D accelerated VMs using Fedora host/Fedora guest. When i try the same option for a Windblows vm guest, the graphics passthrough doesn't do $hit. It gives me the options to select the card in virtmgr, but it doesn't do anything "visually", so i have to revert back to QXL vs virtio.
Any thoughts?
great stream
What reason for VM if you passthrough almost everything ? Maybe i'm stupid but i don't get a reason...
trying to install virt-manager on kali (yes i know u named it useless distro) came to know they removed the package from their repo i checked on Debian repo its also remove from testing repo is there a chance it may be removed from debian repo also
edit: it is remove due to a bug it will soon be in the repo
YA ! F@*% ADOBE PHOTOSHOP!!!!! Only reason I don't have Debian as my main system , Dream setup doing GPU passthru for windows VM !
Not sure I understand the connection between the lack of SD trim and corruption. Trim is for blocks no longer used according to the OS. I agree that NTFS sucks as a filesystem
funny, i got dracula too ;p hope i will succeed to the dual gpu passtrough arch --> windows eventually aswell (5700xt for arch and a gtx 1070 for windows) ;p
Why did I have to re-subscribe to your channel? I have had to re-subscribe to a bunch of channels lately. "/ Oh! Because this wasn't Chris Tech Talks.
i gave up on single passthrough, i just use the amd graphics for linux and then passthrough the nvidia card to windows instead, and then when windows shutsdown it hops back onto nvidia. other than that vming windows whole drive seems a good way to do it.
Not sure why it takes you so much time... I am setting up my VMs in less than 10 minutes...
Thank you for sharing though. I would like to see something related to advanced sound, like 5.1 -> Headphones.
You Should Use Ly as You Display Manager!
and some time i'm in linux they think i'm in windows 😂
Good thing I didn't follow along with Chris on this one.
There's a way to make this work with single-GPU?
yes they call it single gpu passtrough, its same way only with only one graphics card.. and a bit of transition time between the cards or os switch.
please bro if can you find way to linux to linux passthrough a nvidia gpu
in short will there ever be vfio drivers for linux just like windows iso
I basically only use displayport, but not for the projector though, it's hdmi.
Hello. I Love your Videos. Can this run World of Warcraft though?
The “System of Systems”.
Came to the video based on title, and most of the time is on customization desktop related, and on virtualization...
Nvidia Linux to Linux pass through?
Why?
Its ultimate solution for the distro hopping problem
I don’t have much respect for any “expert” that says:
“That’s never going to happen!”.
Diabolical! Muahaha
Wow, this was one of the slowest, most boring, and most uninformative RUclips videos I've attempted to watch in a very long time. Impossible to finish...
windows is the best linux distro.
Que loucura, melhor usar Windows e instalar o VirtualBox, pra que toda essa trabalheira!
melhor usar windows? I hope that was a sacrcastic comment.. if nnot, you didnt understand a thing..
Why