A
NMay be potentially easier to reinvent the wheel, but who knows.
NWe definitely would want to support both Nvidia and AMD GPUs if we can.
Nespecially for image generation.
Pwouldn't it just work with zluda?
EOh that one has invoke, which has a super nice ui
Jwe have invoke,
ujust invokeai
NHow does invoke compare to something like comfy?
5Certain Irishmen
KNot as soft, more summoning
NI should know better than posting serious stuff in the Bazzite channel 
Jnow we just need to find the right vscode plugin so you can just run your own copilot off your fancy GPU and then we'd be done.
Ahttps://github.com/rjmacarthy/twinny i used this with ollama for a while myself
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Jyeah!!!
Jthis looks awesome
KWe are gaming
CEspecially with rusticl
MSo I've done everything in
ujust setup-virtualization except fore enable kvmfr moduleMnot quite sure where to go from there once I do enable it
SGamers
SEInvoke is for great front end. Comfy is for more cutting edge features
SNoel Invokes Right of Ascension
WProbably have a look at this in the docs https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=956, if you get stuck HikariKnight is the GPU passthough wizard.
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MI have my gpu added to the vfio driver
MI think
Mso just need to figure out that and actually setting up the vm
Mi believe
Mis it possible to skip looking-glass to the time being and just use an actual monitor plugged in
HSo the Tainted Kernel flag is because of the Nvidia drivers, and it just it what it is, right? or did i screw something else up
Kcorrect, totally normal
HGreat, thanks
HIDK if it is new, or old, or who came up with it, but
ujust gave me a great laughHI currently have a drive with windows on a partition (or three i think it takes) and Bazzite on the other half of the drive. when it is time, will i be able to just wipe the Windows partitions, and extend the Bazzite partition to reclaim that space? I am pretty sure this is 101 stuff, but i am nervous due to lack of practical knowledge
HSo far the only information i found says i have to copy the data off, resize the partition with a usb booted image and gpart, then copy the data back. considering shrinking and extending partitions is single click in windows, that seems like bad information, since Linux generally leads the way on these things
HOk, further reading suggests it Is a matter of USB boot, and moving things. shoot
Mit's not just nvidia
Mthere's also gcadapter_oc and wl
AIs a bit tricky
Myou could easily remove gcadapter_oc if you don't plan on using gamecube controllers
Mwl is a bit more important, afaik
AYou just boot gparted
AMove the partition to the beginning of the drive
AAnd extend it
ABut it's a bit fiddly
Hjust plug the gpu into a monitor (and make sure the monitor is switched to the input before turning on the vm so the gpu actually "turns on" in the VM)
Mwell adding the gpu as a pci host device doesn't actually do anything
Hcheck if it is actually bound to vfio-pci?
use this https://github.com/HikariKnight/ls-iommu
then
use this https://github.com/HikariKnight/ls-iommu
then
ls-iommu -gkGitHub
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Mit is
