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is it posible to flash the tesla m2070 with a tesla m2070q bios ao it is able to render a dysplay for virtualization? If not anyone know how to hard mod the tesla to be a 490 or quadro 6000?
 
Methods of KVM not telling nV cards the truth about being on a hypervisor.

The qemu command line options involved are:
-cpu host,hv_relaxed,hv_vapic,hv_spinlocks=0x1fff,hv_vendor_id=104f7ac9e12b,kvm=off
^ all the hv_ options and kvm=off, the vendor_id is just 12 digit HEX nonsense.

The Arch wiki has a decent doc on getting this running and it won't cost you anything but time to give it a try. My 970 is working just fine this way.

If there's something about a Tesla card that makes it not really a GPU (your wording makes me think so) then no idea what's going on there.
 
alaricljs said:
Methods of KVM not telling nV cards the truth about being on a hypervisor.

The qemu command line options involved are:
-cpu host,hv_relaxed,hv_vapic,hv_spinlocks=0x1fff,hv_vendor_id=104f7ac9e12b,kvm=off
^ all the hv_ options and kvm=off, the vendor_id is just 12 digit HEX nonsense.

The Arch wiki has a decent doc on getting this running and it won't cost you anything but time to give it a try. My 970 is working just fine this way.

If there's something about a Tesla card that makes it not really a GPU (your wording makes me think so) then no idea what's going on there.
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everything i have read shows the tesla m2070 to not be a "live" card like most gpus are. it dosnt have a video output although that shouldnt matter if it it used for virtualization. but technically the card was only really made for calculations. the thing that concerns me most is nvidia made the m2070q specifically for virtualization leading me to believe the m2070 was not capable of it. thats why im curius of if i could flash the tesla m2070 with a m2070q vbios to make it usable for this task.
 
I've never seen any kind of virtualization that utilizes a GPU that is not itself also outputting the video being produced. You are either using the video card that the virtualization window is being displayed on, or you are providing the VM with its own fully capable video card.
 
my plan was to have the vm use the tesla but remote into the vm. i curently am doing this with my amd s7000
 
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