Intel GPU Passthrough

[biku7IEC]

I’m not an expert, but I myself am trying to do something similar and followed this:

Sharing a GPU with multiple containers

Containers will share a GPU. On a laptop, you probably have two GPUs. I would share only one with your containers. First figure out what PCI address it has: incus info --resources | grep "GPU:" -A 20 Then pass a GPU to the container like this: incus config device add <container_name> gpu gpu gid=44 pci="0000:05:00.0" Where 44 is the GID of video group inside your container. You can check it like this: incus exec <container_name> -- sudo --login --user ubuntu bash -c "getent group video" W…

I can now at least see the device, but the issue I’m having is logging into the container via the console.

I modified my /etc/inittab:

c5:2345:respawn:/usr/bin/incus console workstation
c6:2345:respawn:/usr/bin/incus console workstation

Previously, prior to adding the GPU device, I was able to log into the console to the container with the above conf and restarting init (kill -HUP 1), but now, it seems every other keystroke is recognized, so something weird is going on.

I should also mention that my host system is barebones, the idea being that it will have next to nothing on it so that the attack surface is smaller and that it requires fewer restarts.