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proxmox-vm-igpu-passthrough

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This skill should be used when passing an Intel iGPU (or other PCI device) through to a Proxmox VM via vfio-pci for hardware acceleration (transcoding, OpenVINO/ML inference, etc.) — as opposed to an LXC's simple device bind-mount. Covers checking IOMMU group isolation, host-side vfio-pci binding, the Terraform hostpci block, and guest-kernel-side gotchas (missing GPU drivers in cloud kernels, grub picking the wrong kernel, missing firmware). Trigger phrases include "vfio-pci passthrough", "IOMMU group", "pass GPU to proxmox VM", "hostpci vfio", "vainfo can't connect", "i915 declaring it wedged", "GuC firmware fetch failed", "cloud kernel missing i915", "grub boots wrong kernel same version", "intel_gpu_top", "OpenVINO GPU device", "linux-image-cloud-amd64 no gpu driver".

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