virtnest/gpu/vm-gpu/

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virtnest/gpu/vm-gpu/

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http://docs.daocloud.io/virtnest/gpu/vm-gpu/

[phpmegha]

I was stuck for hours trying to configure GPU pass-through for my VMs and this article made all the difference. The step-by-step guide on setting up the GPU Operator, configuring the nodes, and even working with the kubevirt CR was super clear. It saved me so much time and I finally got everything working! I was pretty confused about the PCI vendor selector and how to handle the vGPU vs pass-through setup, but this guide explained it perfectly.

By the way, while setting up the environment, I had to install miniconda ubuntu, and I found a great guide for that as well. Thanks again for the awesome article—definitely saved me from a headache! Love the clarity of your explanation!

[phpmegha]

I was completely stuck trying to set up GPU pass-through for my VM, and this article walked me through it step by step! The labeling part and configuring kubevirt CR had me confused before, but the examples here made it so much clearer. I especially struggled with getting the pciVendorSelector, but running lspci -nnk -d 10de: as mentioned worked like a charm.

One extra step I had to take was to install miniconda ubuntu for managing some dependencies—worked perfectly alongside this guide!

I can’t thank you enough for putting together such a well-structured and detailed article. I love how everything is broken down so clearly. Seriously, this was a lifesaver!

[phpmegha]

I was struggling so much to set up GPU pass-through for my VM, and this guide was a lifesaver! The step-by-step breakdown made things so much easier, especially when it came to configuring kubevirt CR. I had no idea how to get the pciVendorSelector, but running lspci -nnk -d 10de: as mentioned really helped.

Also, while setting up my environment, I had to install Miniconda on Ubuntu to manage some dependencies, and that worked out perfectly alongside this guide.

Big thanks for putting together such a well-structured and easy-to-follow article! It really got me out of a tough spot.