Hello!
I've recently discovered bhyve, and I'm now considering virtualising some of my basic "2 drives and a network connection" FreeBSD servers. That's simple enough.
More complicated: I'm wondering what the chances are of passing through a GPU (Tesla P4, headless) to a Linux guest, with its own drivers and CUDA installed, doing some pretty heavy AI/ML stuff?
Does the guest OS have full access to the passthrough GPU, seeing it as native, or is there an abstraction layer that the guest OS (and proprietary Nvidia drivers) need to support?
Asking before I spend hours battling with drivers and CUDA installs...
Thanks.
I've recently discovered bhyve, and I'm now considering virtualising some of my basic "2 drives and a network connection" FreeBSD servers. That's simple enough.
More complicated: I'm wondering what the chances are of passing through a GPU (Tesla P4, headless) to a Linux guest, with its own drivers and CUDA installed, doing some pretty heavy AI/ML stuff?
Does the guest OS have full access to the passthrough GPU, seeing it as native, or is there an abstraction layer that the guest OS (and proprietary Nvidia drivers) need to support?
Asking before I spend hours battling with drivers and CUDA installs...
Thanks.