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Huh. So apparently SteamVR for Windows Mixed Reality crashes when you turn on the controllers... if you're running in a VM with a certain CPU configuration? This sounds like one bizarre heck of a bug.
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I'm running it on my TR box with GPU passthrough, and I ended up opening a ticket with support because it just looked like a random crash unrelated to the VM. But then on a hunch I changed my CPU topology and RAM and that... fixed it?
I haven't bisected it yet, but I went from 1s8c16t 32G unpinned to 1s8c8t 16G properly NUMA pinned and cores pinned to 8 physical cores on the die the GPU is attached to. But, like, all of this should be a performance thing only?
Or is there some nontransparent stuff about hyperthreads that can crash software when they aren't where the OS thinks they should be?
Anyway, >400 combo on Beat Saber says this VR gaming in a VM idea works perfectly fine, once it works.
The VM alone makes me suspect DRM or some sort of anticheat.
would you mind sharing the secret sauce that makes this configuration work? (presumably qemu command line)
Here is the libvirt config: https://mrcn.st/p/NwNat7sM This is a Threadripper 1950X with the memory in channel interleave mode (so proper NUMA exposed to the OS). The VM runs on node 0, which is attached to the big GPU. Using a recent nightly OVMF firmware.
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