Difference between revisions of "Autodesk Fusion 360"
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Or if you installed [[VMware|VIX (vmrun)]]: | Or if you installed [[VMware|VIX (vmrun)]]: | ||
export DRI_PRIME=1; vmrun -T player start /path/to/virtualmachine_name.vmx | export DRI_PRIME=1; vmrun -T player start /path/to/virtualmachine_name.vmx | ||
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| + | Image:Virtualbox_virtual_graphic.png|dxdiag in VirtualBox (shows 256MB RAM and DirectX 9) | ||
| + | Image:Vmware_virtual_graphic.png|dxdiag in VMware-player started with DRI_RIME=1 on dedicated NVIDIAD card (shows 1GB RAM and DirectX 10) | ||
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I tested this with a Intel XEON system (integrated intel graphic). I added a simple NVIDIA GT 610 (2GB RAM, passive cooled, costs around 40 €). | I tested this with a Intel XEON system (integrated intel graphic). I added a simple NVIDIA GT 610 (2GB RAM, passive cooled, costs around 40 €). | ||
Revision as of 13:58, 5 February 2018
Fusion 360 in VMware-player virtual machine
- Be sure to have a NVIDIA graphics card with opengl support
- Install VMware-player
- Be sure to give the installed virtual machine (Windows) enough RAM from the graphics card (recommended 1GB)
- start vmware-player with
export DRI_PRIME=1; /usr/bin/vmplayer /path/to/virtualmachine_name.vmx
Or if you installed VIX (vmrun):
export DRI_PRIME=1; vmrun -T player start /path/to/virtualmachine_name.vmx
dxdiag in VirtualBox (shows 256MB RAM and DirectX 9)
dxdiag in VMware-player started with DRI_RIME=1 on dedicated NVIDIAD card (shows 1GB RAM and DirectX 10)
I tested this with a Intel XEON system (integrated intel graphic). I added a simple NVIDIA GT 610 (2GB RAM, passive cooled, costs around 40 €).
GPU path through is NOT possible with this setup. Only VMware-ESXI or -Workstation - which are not free - have this feature. Another Option would be KVM an use GPU paththrough (not tested). But since I am using Virtualbox for other virtualmachines this is a problem: KVM/quemu and virtualbox can not run side by side. But VMware and VirtualBox can!