On 06/10/2012 13:55, Dariusz Krempa wrote:
>
>
>     Could you carefully look through my manual/tutorial/guide for me
>     and see what is missing from my manual. BUT, using the same
>     manual/tutorial/guide that I have written, I was able to get 100%
>     success with Frank Lyon's Xen VGA Passthrough server. There is no
>     nasty yellow triangle with exclamation mark and error code 43 in
>     Frank Lyon's case.
>
>     Just what is wrong with my setup?!?!?!
>
>
> When I started with Xen and linux about 3 weeks ago I found Yours 
> manuals in pdf. My first steps was simple copy paste. Later I realized 
> that for me not whole manual is needed and in this moment im using:
> - to build kernel points 1-5, but without modified /etc/modules
> -- in this moment Im using kernel 3.6-rc7 instead 3.3-rc7
> -- in config I set all *XEN* for y
> - to build xen from sources (I also copy-pasted at start from Xen 
> manual from You and from David's website):
> -- apt-get install texinfo git-core libglib2.0-dev libyajl-dev 
> build-essential vncviewer bridge-utils mercurial
> -- apt-get build-dep xen
> -- patch rev25240
>
> Also Im using pciback instead stub, cause Im having problems with 
> stub. It report me errors (missing files).
> This is all what I need to start hvm. Now like I said before first I 
> install windows without vga passthrough (its because 1 gfx also with 
> problems with usb drivers under windows). When I have windows ready Im 
> passing pci  with vga to hvm and Im installing nvidia drivers 275.33 
> or 275.50 and when it is done Im setting gfx_passthrough=1 in DomU 
> config.

Isn't it gfx_passthru=1 instead of gfx_passthrough=1? I believe your 
syntax is wrong.

What a joke man! I can only get Frank Lyon's NVIDIA Quadro 6000 VGA 
Passthrough completely 100% working but I cannot get 100% success for my 
own display cards. I have been trying a lot of things but still cannot 
get rid of the yellow triangle with exclamation mark and error code 43. 
Frank Lyon's NVIDIA Quadro 6000 costs S$6000++ and I can't afford that.

-- 
Yours sincerely,

Mr. Teo En Ming (Zhang Enming)
Singapore