Hello:
Couldn't find anything when searching, so here it is.
I have a Windows 7 64 bit host which contains an Audioscience professional audio adapter. I need to be able to access this audio adapter from inside a Windows XP guest. The XP guest runs a legacy application that I support, and it needs to "think" this card is installed in its' physical machine.
Is this even possible? I am aware USB devices and CD drives can be "mounted" and accessed by guests.
Any assistance or direction will be appreciated.
Access PCI / PCIe audio card in guest
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Re: Access PCI / PCIe audio card in guest
Just a quick summary of the minimum requirements:
- It's experimental.
- Your host must support Intel VT-d or AMD AMD-Vi, both on the CPU and the motherboard.
- Recent Linux hosts only with IOMMU support.
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