This is one of the coolest things I've done in a long time. A 3dfx Voodoo 2 with a 12th Gen Intel i5 , Linux and a very special KVM Virtual Machine. This is everything you need to successfully use PCI/PCIe Passthrough to a Windows 98 virtual machine for your 3dfx card on a modern Linux distribution.
Download/Get Involved at Github: [ Ссылка ]
Part 1: [ Ссылка ]
@philscomputerlab S3 Virge video: [ Ссылка ]
@ModernVintageGamer UltraHLE N64 Emulator Video: [ Ссылка ]
Chapters
00:00 - I did the thing
01:06 - What do I need to get started?
02:14 - What test bench is that?
02:44 - Do other PCI cards work?
04:08 - What's new with the Github project
05:26 - Setting up your BIOS for KVM/QEMU
05:45 - Installing Linux packages
06:05 - Compatible Motherboards
06:52 - virt-manager pre-configuration
08:42 - Understanding the configuration (most important part)
10:07 - Prebuilt Windows 98 Disk Image & ISO trickery
10:38 - Understanding the configuration (continued)
12:02 - Let's deploy it!
14:27 - How the VM is configured
15:58 - Networking & Internet
16:18 - Pre-installed software & demos
16:46 - Does it actually work?
17:29 - Unreal Tournament
21:43 - Quake II
24:40 - Return to Castle Wolfenstein
27:17 - My first ever 3dfx memory
28:36 - It's all on Github
29:38 - Let us know if you can/want to contribute to the project
31:00 - What's next is even cooler!
