To make use of one of the PCI devices in a VM a new option can be added selecting which device to use.Novemgustav Rendering, Vulkan computer graphics, rendering, texturing, virtual texturing These values are used when selecting a PCI device do to passthrough. VM - The VM ID using that specific device.
# For example: # :device_name: # - 'Virtual Function' # - 'Gigabit Network' # - 'USB.*Host Controller' # - '^MegaRAID' # : device_name : - 'Ethernet' - 'Audio Controller' # For example: # :short_address: # - '07:00.0' # - '06:00.0' # : short_address : - '00:1f.3' # The PCI cards list restricted by the :filter option above can be even more # filtered by matching the device name against the list of regular expression # case-insensitive patterns.
# The ID's are given in hexadecimal and may be omitted or given # as "*", both meaning "any value"# For example: # :filter: # - '10de:*' # all NVIDIA VGA cards # - '10de:11bf' # only GK104GL # - '*:10d3' # only 82574L Gigabit Network cards # - '8086::0c03' # only Intel USB controllers # or # :filter: '*:*' # all devices # or # :filter: '0:0' # no devices # : filter : '*:*' # The PCI cards list restricted by the :filter option above can be even more # filtered by the list of exact PCI addresses (bus:device.func). # From lspci help: # -d : # Show only devices with specified vendor, device and class ID. The NULL filter will retrieve all PCI cards. Several filters can be added as a list, or separated # by commas. The format # is the same as used by lspci to filter on PCI card by vendor:device(:class) # identification. # This option specifies the main filters for PCI card monitoring.
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