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howtos:emulators:vms-pci-passthrough [2018/09/12 14:03 (UTC)] – [PCI passthrough] nikoshowtos:emulators:vms-pci-passthrough [2023/12/12 09:54 (UTC)] (current) – [Sources] zeebra
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-====== vms pci passthrough ======+====== Using vms command line tool for PCI passthrough in QEMU ====== 
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 +===== vms pci passthrough =====
  
 Using vms for pci passthrough. This example is for a graphics Using vms for pci passthrough. This example is for a graphics
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 </code> </code>
  
-Find the device you want to passthrough, eg.+Restart the host, then find the device you want to passthrough, eg.
  
 <code> <code>
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 vms conf vm1 extra09 "'-usb -device usb-kbd -device usb-mouse'" vms conf vm1 extra09 "'-usb -device usb-kbd -device usb-mouse'"
 </code> </code>
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 +This way, the guest grabs the mouse when you click on it's first
 +virtual monitor. You can use 'ctrl-alt-g' to get your mouse back
 +for the host desktop.
  
 Then start vm1 like this Then start vm1 like this
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 Originally written by [[wiki:user:nikos | Nikos Giotis]] Originally written by [[wiki:user:nikos | Nikos Giotis]]
  
-{{tag>howtos qemu vms passthrough}}+{{tag>howtos qemu vms passthrough needs_attention}}

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