My ramblings on the new Flame Project Server feature in 2023.
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Cool solve! I use proxmox to virtualise Flame, so I could conceivably run the headless stone+wire lxc container on the same machine and get the same benefits?
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THIS is the way.
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Wait. Did Alan just compliment Autodesk?
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And whoa. Alan’s got his name on his building? Very pro.
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@friendlyape I have being looking at running Flame in a PM VM as well. Any tip for doing it suscefully? Specially the X11 part and GPU pass-through?
You should do it! its great, I can easily do snapshots and backups of my box to my truenas server.
It’s pretty straight forward if you have done GPU passthrough before. I did have to put video=efifb:off into the grub parameters to disable the efi framebuffer, otherwise the VM would hang on boot. 3080, 3090 and A5000 don’t require romfile which is nice. I don’t know if it was necessary for me, but I did turn off the secure boot settings inside the VM bios.
This link has everything you need to know, though!
https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Pci_passthrough
If you get stuck and need more of a guiding hand let me know and I can give a more step by step guide.
Great… will do. Thanks so much.
Yes do the video how to set it up 
it should be good as a reference for folks to try it and see if they like it.
@ALan Great video. Is it possible to setup a project server on an M1 Mac mini
My biggest question is why Alan uses 4:3 monitors. At least it’s in color I guess.
