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- Different Graphics Card Virtualization
- Performance hit when enabling Hyper-V on Windows 11 Guest.
- Some ponderings on DDA on Windows 10/11 Pro
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ML at the edge - Google Coral ML PCIe Accelerator and Server 2022 Hyper-V DDA
You're totally right on the Graphics Adapters and NVMe Storage Devices... That's why I was thinking maybe a community Wiki would be nice to document what does actually work. I've had luck with USB 3.0 cards and non-supported graphics cards in lab environments. This script is very helpful for checking what is compatible with DDA: https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/Virtualization-Documentation/blob/live/hyperv-tools/DiscreteDeviceAssignment/SurveyDDA.ps1
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Apple ranks embarrassingly low and barely makes the top 20 in the Open Source Contributors Index. It's placed lower than NVidia, a company infamous for their lack of open source support.
All this ranking shows is that Microsoft uses github to document non-open source software.
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HOW TO: Activating Windows Server SKUs and Hyper-V VMs with AVMA.
Another method I haven't tried:Make a template VHD by running Convert-WindowsImage.ps1 on the evaluation ISO and then use DISM offline servicing to convert the edition to retail. You might even be able to preinstall the AMVA key afterward.
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