Hi folks
Hyper-V Gurus
Is there any limit to the number of physical USB devices and / or pci , pcie controllers you can attach to a Guest running on a HYPER-V host.
(Obviously within the constraints of what the native HOST can handle).
It seems that HYPER-V uses a "USB re-director" and I think there's a limit of 4 on this - but has anybody tried this out.
The reason I want to do this is that I'm experimenting with a small (micro) size arm processor box to run W11 and will need a whole slew of USB / pci attachments so there is logic in the question.
Incidentally on a decent ARM processor W10 at least flies as a VM -- now to get it to run native and then W11. Graphics drivers seem the main drawback here but I'm working on it !!!!.
These look good ---- anybody yet !!!! (ARM GPU's)
www.arm.com
Cheers
jimbo
Hyper-V Gurus
Is there any limit to the number of physical USB devices and / or pci , pcie controllers you can attach to a Guest running on a HYPER-V host.
(Obviously within the constraints of what the native HOST can handle).
It seems that HYPER-V uses a "USB re-director" and I think there's a limit of 4 on this - but has anybody tried this out.
The reason I want to do this is that I'm experimenting with a small (micro) size arm processor box to run W11 and will need a whole slew of USB / pci attachments so there is logic in the question.
Incidentally on a decent ARM processor W10 at least flies as a VM -- now to get it to run native and then W11. Graphics drivers seem the main drawback here but I'm working on it !!!!.
These look good ---- anybody yet !!!! (ARM GPU's)
Graphics and Multimedia
Arm provides embedded graphics IP, video IP & audio solutions that underpin multimedia applications on consumer, wireless, automotive and enterprise.
www.arm.com
Cheers
jimbo
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Windows XP,7,10,11 Linux Arch Linux
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- PC/Desktop
- CPU
- 2 X Intel i7
