I am using hiveos under my proxmox. I am using bios = default (seabios). Only found 1 miner, onezerominer that will not work in a VM. This is for dynex. Because of my motherboard limits I can only pass thru the primary x16 slot however. Usually you only need 1 cpu and some miners only need 512mb RAM, but maximum I have seen is 2GB of ram needs
Hello I have a question I would like to use a virtual macine on my windows pc but the virtual macine is not detect my videocard. I just detec some svga ii adapter how can i solve this topic? Thank you
Hi, a virtual machine on Windows is different to a virtual machine on Linux unless you’re using Microsoft Hyper-V. This is known as a Type-1 Hypervisor. With a Type-2 Hypervisor like Virtual Box or VMWare on Windows, it’s not possible to directly access the videocard.
@@YomiTosh so it is mean I need to put some linux on my pc and than run a vm windows? it is better? in that case i can play on the vm ? it will be detec my card? thx
@@gergovorincsak1629 Yes, you can use Linux and run various VMs that can access your video card. This would be the best option. But you can also try to use Hyper-V without installing Linux
Good video! Im a small miner, using Windows 10 and trexminer, should i use a VM to mine with HiveOs?there is any pros on doing that? I ill keep the hashrate? I use this PC to browse, watch series and some gaming. btw Im team green 3nvidea gps
@@YomiTosh Got it! ...1 more Q: What about network drivers? HiveOS doesn't come with any way of communicating externally (and I don't have Windows on the same box, so no Virtio drivers. Hope that makes sense.)
@@TheLeechy00 I'm a little confused. You don't need windows to use VirtIO. Besides VirtIO, you can use the emulated Intel or Realtek virtual network adapters.
@@YomiTosh (I'm the confused one, trust me! Appreciate the help/patience). That points me in the right direction - look up "emulated virtual ntwk adapters". Thx again!
GEEZ... E100 and Realtek were right there the whole time in the Hardware setup. Just needed to change the "Network Device" in Hardware from "Virtio (paravirutalized)" to "Intel 1000" also in the dropbox. Hope this note helps another noob. TYVM YT!
If you’ve passed a GPU, you can check the display output from the GPU. If not you try the display options; QXL, Spice, VirtIO, etc. QXL generally works for me.
@@YomiTosh Thx again for sharing your expertise with a brand new user! Sidenote: Using QXL cut my mining output significantly! ...but just using "VGA (standard)" worked fine (got a display, no impact to mining)
Enjoy the homelab / virtualisation videos - keep them coming!
Thank you for this video, it was very helpful, keep up the good work Yomi!
thanks for this, I was struggling to make the Hiveos work
Glad that it helped you
I am using hiveos under my proxmox. I am using bios = default (seabios). Only found 1 miner, onezerominer that will not work in a VM. This is for dynex. Because of my motherboard limits I can only pass thru the primary x16 slot however. Usually you only need 1 cpu and some miners only need 512mb RAM, but maximum I have seen is 2GB of ram needs
I cant make it work with 6 gpu 3060ti... When i load 3 or more crash all Proxmox
Hi bro, how is can proxmox in hiveos oc setting?
Cool i have been looking for this exact thing
Hello I have a question I would like to use a virtual macine on my windows pc but the virtual macine is not detect my videocard. I just detec some svga ii adapter how can i solve this topic? Thank you
Hi, a virtual machine on Windows is different to a virtual machine on Linux unless you’re using Microsoft Hyper-V. This is known as a Type-1 Hypervisor.
With a Type-2 Hypervisor like Virtual Box or VMWare on Windows, it’s not possible to directly access the videocard.
@@YomiTosh so it is mean I need to put some linux on my pc and than run a vm windows? it is better? in that case i can play on the vm ? it will be detec my card? thx
@@gergovorincsak1629 Yes, you can use Linux and run various VMs that can access your video card. This would be the best option. But you can also try to use Hyper-V without installing Linux
@@YomiTosh with hyper v can i see my videocard under hiveos forexample?
@@gergovorincsak1629 Yes, you can check out this video th-cam.com/video/XLLcc29EZ_8/w-d-xo.html
did you try with LHR Card ?
No but GPU passthrough works with LHR.
Good video!
Im a small miner, using Windows 10 and trexminer, should i use a VM to mine with HiveOs?there is any pros on doing that? I ill keep the hashrate? I use this PC to browse, watch series and some gaming.
btw Im team green 3nvidea gps
There’s an episode about this on Billions, they ended up shutting down the power in the whole area 🤣
Lol, just seeing this.
It doesn’t use that much power especially for a small operation like mine
Cool
=)
Awesome video, thank you sir! One question - how exactly did you get the .xz file into Proxmox?
(Sry noob Q!)
rsync or scp will do
@@YomiTosh Got it! ...1 more Q: What about network drivers? HiveOS doesn't come with any way of communicating externally (and I don't have Windows on the same box, so no Virtio drivers. Hope that makes sense.)
@@TheLeechy00 I'm a little confused. You don't need windows to use VirtIO. Besides VirtIO, you can use the emulated Intel or Realtek virtual network adapters.
@@YomiTosh (I'm the confused one, trust me! Appreciate the help/patience). That points me in the right direction - look up "emulated virtual ntwk adapters". Thx again!
GEEZ... E100 and Realtek were right there the whole time in the Hardware setup. Just needed to change the "Network Device" in Hardware from "Virtio (paravirutalized)" to "Intel 1000" also in the dropbox. Hope this note helps another noob. TYVM YT!
YOMITOSH BYKEEEEE
Hey @YomiTosh - Is it possible to get the Console screen to show HiveOS deets? ...Instead of "Connected (encrypted) to QEMU (VMID)"
If you’ve passed a GPU, you can check the display output from the GPU. If not you try the display options; QXL, Spice, VirtIO, etc. QXL generally works for me.
@@YomiTosh Thx again for sharing your expertise with a brand new user!
Sidenote: Using QXL cut my mining output significantly! ...but just using "VGA (standard)" worked fine (got a display, no impact to mining)
Nice!