I’ve been experimenting running ProxMox on a Lenovo M93P Tiny with 8 gigs of RAM, running a 64 bit version of ASL in one VM. Overall it works ok but I am seeing audio drop outs that occur randomly but when they do, audio drops out but approx 1/2 a second of audio is passed every 2 seconds or so (that is regular timing)
I’ve given that VM 2 gigs of RAM and 2 cores of the 4 core i5 processor and it doesn’t appear to be using anywhere near the limits of either (there is a realtime monitor of such things in Proxmox). When this happens, there are no other VM’s active.
I have a pretty major breakthrough about this - it is now running great! The fix was rather simple actually - don’t assign the USB Port in the ASL VM to be a 3.0 one. Now, Allstar (running in a Debian 10 AMD64 VM) is running smoothly, side-by-side with some custom Windows programs (including Motorola RSS for a Quantar) and a copy of our RCP software (RCP is running in a Win7 window and Quantar in an XP one).
I may never go back to single OS computing again!
If anyone is interested, email me! And thanks to Steve, N4IRS for the 64 bit version of the ASL beta