Print raw qemu command to do the gpu passthrough
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The files inside \"$SCRIPTDIR/$QUICKEMU\" are currently unused files, however they provide
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the required information that the QuickEMU project can hook into and use to add support for VFIO enabled VMs.
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The PCI Devices with these IDs are what you should add to your VMs:
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The PCI Devices with these IDs are what you should add to your VMs using Virt Manager:
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NOTE: Some AMD GPUs will require the vendor-reset kernel module from https://github.com/gnif/vendor-reset to be installed!"
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source "${SCRIPTDIR}/config/quickemu/qemu-vfio_vars.conf"
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echo "* $dev"
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done
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echo "
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To add the graphic card to your VM using qemu directly, use the following arguments:"
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for dev in "${GPU_PCI_ID[@]}"
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do
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echo -n "-device vfio-pci,host=$dev "
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done
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printf "\n"
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echo "
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For performance tuning and advanced configuration look at:
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https://github.com/HikariKnight/vfio-setup-docs/wiki"
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