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Does anyone know how to do the same with ovirt vm ansible module?

2020-09-26T14:09:36+00:00
still has error

2020-09-26T10:45:18+00:00
The updated set-pids-limit.yml still doesn't work. The example provided by Keith Fryklun works though

2020-09-26T06:32:57+00:00
As far as I can see, Revision 10 (Comet Lake) will be PCI ID 0D4E or 0D4F. Those were added upstream in Linux Kernel v5.5 in October 2019...

2020-09-26T06:14:46+00:00
Or if you're happy to use the third-party driver, you can hopefully resolve the "Required key not available" by stripping the Intel key off...

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