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Your device has a driver loaded: snd_hda_intel. That's great. The device is recognized.





Does your desktop GUI recognize the device as present, and is it muted? Please use pavucontrol...

That is not enough significant information to help. Please use:


lspci --vnn

It will provide a readout of the devices, their bindings, and the drivers in use.

For example:

Hi!

I use Debian, but I still might be able to help. Try disabling PSR if your system has it. It is usually a boot perimeter. You will have to do a Google search for more information.

When that comes, I hope you might consider contacting me again. If the thread is closed, please mark it as so.

Sorry, been away a bit. Do you still need assistance?

So from the readout I can see that your nvidia card is not bound by the vfio driver. When you edited your files, afterward did you run

sudo update-grub

sudo update-initramfs -k all -u

No problem, but let's go over things one step at a time. Did you know if your system supports IOMMU and did you verify the bindings with
lspci -vnn

Are you able to look at the SMART data for more information on what failed?

You want the main PCI bus IDs, so:



options vfio-pci ids=10de:1c81,10de:0fb9



The way that the GPUs are designed, they can only be bound to one operating system at a time. So a single GPU...

That looks very much like the wrong version of Java. I don't have much information on the software. You might need an older version of Java. I have seen situations where Java 8 is still used, in...

Thank you so much! That is great advice that I should have mentioned! ��

You need to prefix admin commands with sudo. Ex.


sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/nvidia.conf

My apologies if I was not clear; and you're very welcome! Please be extra careful whenever you use...

Hi Verity!

Did you make sure that legacy USB support is turned on in your BIOS firmware? Another possible solution is seeing if your computer maker provides a firmware update.

I'm afraid that...

It is quite likely that your system is not configured properly. I am afraid that your explanations are lacking needed details, though no fault of your own. You can't possibly know everything getting...

Honestly, I have never tried, but I do not believe so. Every time I have tried to passthrough without binding the card first, virt-manager fails miserably.

It is true you can manually unbind and...

Could you please start the affected programs in the terminal and post the errors?

Why thank you so much!

It's been my experience that practicing hardware binding that it is just something that should be encouraged as a way to pass on knowledge. You are quite welcome to...

Thanks for the advice. I realize you weren't necessarily referring to me, but it does help to outline the commands.

What is the IO error message?

Hi!

Have you updated your firmware recently? ACPI implementations in firmware are famous for being buggy. An update may fix the problem. You could either disable disable ACPI in your firmware...

Hi! *friendly hug* Don't beat yourself up.

All "newbies" need to be given time to learn, and what works for one GNU/Linux distribution does not always work for another, especially in regards to...

It's not a value judgment on the work of others or the value of different distributions.

The thinking is that Ubuntu Forums has a far better chance of answering Ubuntu related questions than...

I am trying to say this as gently as possible, so please do not misinterpret what I say to be arrogance or condescending in any way.

If you come to Ubuntu Forums asking for advice, the best...

Amen, Qll. I say the same.

Even the most experienced among us has lost data at some point. The only protection is regular backups with multiple copies. Do not depend on RAID to do it.

Interesting.

Do you have local or UTC set in your /etc/adjtime? Have you checked your battery?