Go back to topic: Seamless GPU passthrough on Qubes OS with VirtualGL
| Shutdown the template. Create a new VM from it. Set virtualization mode to HVM and kernel to Qube provided. Attach secondary graphics card to it. Boot, and execute **vglrun** with a command to get accelerated graphics. Wrapping a shell also works (**vglrun bash**) to avoid having to type it every time, but there is no obvious way to automate this at startup. | Shutdown the template. Create a new VM from it. Set virtualization mode to HVM and kernel to Qube provided. Attach secondary graphics card to it. Boot, and execute **vglrun** with a command to get accelerated graphics. Wrapping a shell also works (**vglrun bash**) to avoid having to type it every time, ~~but there is no obvious way to automate this at startup.~~ From https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/VirtualGL#Running_applications : > **Tip:** `vglrun` is actually just a shell script that (temporarily) sets some environment variables before running the requested application - most importantly it adds the libraries that provide all the VirtualGL functionality to `LD_PRELOAD`. If it better suits your workflow, you could just set those variables yourself instead. The following command lists all environment variables that vglrun would set for your particular set-up: > > > comm -1 -3 <(env | sort) <(vglrun env | grep -v '^\[' | sort) |
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| Device compatibility:
Nvidia: Works but lower FPS reported on Nouveau/Mesa driver, proprietary driver is fine.
AMD: | **Device compatibility:** **Nvidia:** Works but lower FPS reported on Nouveau/Mesa driver, proprietary driver is fine. **AMD:** Working with Mesa after disabling MSI in template kernel command line with parameter **pci=nomsi**. Conflicts occurred having Nvidia drivers installed with the AMD card, VirtualGL reports no EGL devices while they are installed. A simple fix is possibly preloading the proper libraries. |
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