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New blog post: I learned to setup GPU passthrough with an Intel Broadwell GPU. If you've ran into the dreaded "Module i915 is in use" error, or wondered what those QEMU GPU passthrough options actually do, this post has the answers.

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Use GPU passthrough with Intel integrated graphics to accelerate QEMU on Fedora

UPDATE 2020-09: This no longer works for Intel Broadwell integrated GPUs as of Linux 5.4.

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@CT_the_man_doll

> Tells QEMU to emulate a Intel Q35 chipset, which supports GPU passthrough. You can also use i4440FX for GPU Passthrough (I recall people talking about it on r/vfio)

5:55 AM · Feb 13, 2019

It failed on this machine: it gave a black screen with some white and green specks. q35 worked fine. Maybe it works only for discrete GPUs?

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(edited post to link to your comment. Thanks!)

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