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A GPU Passthrough Setup for NixOS (with VR passthrough too!)
| | some-natalie.dev
Building the Linux kernel for dedicated hardware VMs | Some Natalie's corner of the internet
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| | Making white-box GPU compute multi-tenant using the Access Control Services override patch in Linux - or run Windows video games without suffering from dual booting
| | alexbakker.me
Notes on PCI Passthrough on NixOS using QEMU and VFIO
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| | With the release of the Ryzen 3000 series CPUs, I decided it was finally time to upgrade from my good old Intel i5 2500K. It served me well for nearly 8 years, but its age was starting to show. While doing the upgrade, I also wanted to address the other two main pain points I had with my previous setup. Long story short: I ended up installing NixOS and setting up PCI passthrough.
| | mathiashueber.com
All you need for PCI passthrough on Ubuntu 22.04 + Windows11
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| | Beginner-friendly PCI passthrough guide for gaming on a Windows 11 virtual machine, on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS based distributions.
| | dan.langille.org
knew - Dan Langille's Other Diary
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