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Non-server virtualization software that supports Intel VT-d?
Does anyone know of a Non server virtualization software that supports Intel's Vt-d, I want to have my host Operating system as Ubuntu/Debian and want to run Windows 7 Ultimate in a VM to run games and other programs. To run games, I need the vt-d support to get I/O passthrough so the Windows 7 VM can access the Nvidia 555m. I'm running on a 64 bit install of Ubuntu 12.04 with Windows 7 Ultimate (Also x64) in a VirtualBox VM, but Virtualbox does not support VT-d yet making it useless for gaming. I could do a server, but since I'm running this on a laptop, I want to be able to use it when I'm away. Currently I have tried ESXi Hypervisor and Proxmox VE (Both support VT-d) but the server interface means I have to access the laptop from another system. I want to be able to run a Windows 7 VM with VT-d on top of an Ubuntu host so that I can get the full features of Windows 7 (Or just about) without having to reboot.