Error during Provisioning Cloning of VM VM-NAME-01 has failed: Fault type is UNKNOWN_FAULT_FATAL - No GPU capable host available for provisioning VM-NAME-01 with profile nvidia_a2-4q. When deploying automated desktop pools with NVIDIA vGPU on VMware Horizon with an NVIDIA A2 GPU, you may notice provisioning fails with an error. Additionally, if you installed the vGPU drivers for NVIDIA vGPU, you should have full 3D acceleration and functionality. You should now be able to connect to the Ubuntu Linux VDI VM using the VMware Horizon client. Connect to the Ubuntu 22.04 Linux VDI VM from the VMware Horizon Client.Entitle the User account to the desktop pool and assign to the VM.Add the Ubuntu 22.04 LTS VM to the manual desktop pool.Log on to your Horizon Connection Server.install_viewagent.sh -A yes -a yes -S no See Command-line Options for Installing Horizon Agent for Linux Install the Horizon Agent For Linux as root (accepting TOS, enabling audio, and disabling SSO).Make sure the installer modifies and configures the X configuration files. Install NVIDIA vGPU drivers if you are using NVIDIA vGPU (this must be performed before install the Horizon Agent).Install software needed for VMware Horizon Agent for Linux as rootĪpt install make gcc libglvnd-dev open-vm-tools open-vm-tools-dev open-vm-tools-desktop.

Install any Root CA’s or modifications you need for network access (usually not needed unless you’re on an enterprise network).Create a VM on your vCenter Server, attached the Ubuntu 22.04 LTS ISO, and install Ubuntu.Horizon Agent for Linux (download here).Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Installer ISO (download here).Horizon Enterprise or Horizon for Linux Licensing.VMware Horizon 8 (I’m running VMware Horizon 8 2209).I highly recommend reading VMware’s documentation for Linux Desktops and Applications in Horizon. Horizon Agent for Linux on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

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