bind to vfio-pci or pci-stub at startup
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I'm trying to bind a NIC to pci-stub
or vfio-pci
at startup so my libvirt-managed VM can use it on autostart, but the NIC keeps being claimed by ixgbe
. I tried
- inserting into /etc/initramfs-tools/modules
vfio_pci ids=8086:10fb
- running
sudo update-initramfs -u -k all
and I also tried using pci_stub
instead of vfio_pci
but whenever I reboot and run lspci -nnk
I see the NIC is still claimed by ixgbe
. What am I doing wrong?
kernel-modules initramfs libvirt autostart pci-passthrough
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I'm trying to bind a NIC to pci-stub
or vfio-pci
at startup so my libvirt-managed VM can use it on autostart, but the NIC keeps being claimed by ixgbe
. I tried
- inserting into /etc/initramfs-tools/modules
vfio_pci ids=8086:10fb
- running
sudo update-initramfs -u -k all
and I also tried using pci_stub
instead of vfio_pci
but whenever I reboot and run lspci -nnk
I see the NIC is still claimed by ixgbe
. What am I doing wrong?
kernel-modules initramfs libvirt autostart pci-passthrough
add a comment |
I'm trying to bind a NIC to pci-stub
or vfio-pci
at startup so my libvirt-managed VM can use it on autostart, but the NIC keeps being claimed by ixgbe
. I tried
- inserting into /etc/initramfs-tools/modules
vfio_pci ids=8086:10fb
- running
sudo update-initramfs -u -k all
and I also tried using pci_stub
instead of vfio_pci
but whenever I reboot and run lspci -nnk
I see the NIC is still claimed by ixgbe
. What am I doing wrong?
kernel-modules initramfs libvirt autostart pci-passthrough
I'm trying to bind a NIC to pci-stub
or vfio-pci
at startup so my libvirt-managed VM can use it on autostart, but the NIC keeps being claimed by ixgbe
. I tried
- inserting into /etc/initramfs-tools/modules
vfio_pci ids=8086:10fb
- running
sudo update-initramfs -u -k all
and I also tried using pci_stub
instead of vfio_pci
but whenever I reboot and run lspci -nnk
I see the NIC is still claimed by ixgbe
. What am I doing wrong?
kernel-modules initramfs libvirt autostart pci-passthrough
kernel-modules initramfs libvirt autostart pci-passthrough
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