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ehuerta3
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Unable to add Tesla V100 card to a VM: (sched.mem.min) error

I'm trying to add a Tesla V100 32GB card to a VM (Ubuntu 20.04), but when I try to power on the VM, I'm getting an error: invalid memory setting: memory reservation (sched.mem.min) should be equal to memsize(65536).

I've enabled passthrough on the host (7.0 update 3) and added 2 configuration parameters to the VM using vSphere: pciPassthru.use64bitMMIO=“TRUE” and pciPassthru.64bitMMIOSizeGB=“64”

The VM is configured with 64GB RAM.

Does anyone have a fix for this?

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scott28tt
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This should have been in an ESXi or vSphere area of the forums, now I’ve reported it a moderator should move it (don’t create a duplicate)

 


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continuum
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Please attach the complete vmware.log - should have the full error message ...


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ehuerta3
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I was missing the check box to "Reserve all guest memory." That enabled the VM to see the card via lspci.

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