Intel hd graphics 4000 driver linux debian

There are several ways you can provide network access to domU guest domains, the most common being setting up a network bridge which I'll be covering. The Xen hypervisor is provided by the xen-linux-system package: In addition to the above setup I've also used another networked computer so I could SSH into the dom0 and perform the steps identified bellow. It should be noted that VT-d and VT-x have been enabled in the motherboard and that the i7-3770 integrated GPU is the computer's sole GPU. The hardware used to write this HowTo setup is composed of: This HowTo assumes that the reader is comfortable with Linux and Windows operating systems namely Debian GNU/Linux and Windows 7/8 as such it doesn't cover the operating systems installation.įor easier reference the procedure will broken down in the following steps:įor PCI passthrough both motherboard and CPU must support VT-d also know as IOMMU IO virtualization. In this HowTo I'll present the steps required to install Xen 4.1.3 using the xm toolstack on a Debian Wheezy (kernel 3.2.0-3-amd64) dom0, create a Windows 8 HVM domU config and setup VGA/PCI Passthrough for the integrated GPU, USB 2.0 controller and audio. Again, do notice that this package is missing some security patches available in more recent versions. As a result to have sucessful passthrough I was forced to go back to the previous working version: 4.1.4-2_amd64 which is available at.

Important notice: I've experienced some problems with xen-hypervisor-4.1-amd64 versions 4.1.4-3+deb7u1_amd64 and 4.1.4-3_amd64 which implement some security advisory patches. Much of it can be used to setup other HVM domU such as Linux. At the time Wheezy was Debian's Testing distribution and has since moved to Stable. Despite the HowTo being close to 1 year it applies perfectly to this day.

Intel hd graphics 4000 driver linux debian