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What changed in each vGPU OS version.

Alpha

This documentation covers vGPU OS 0.1.2, in alpha. Screens and commands may change between versions; to see the installed version, use vgpu-os version.

0.1.2

September 2026 · Debian 13 · OSX-REIMS 0.4.1

  • OSX-REIMS updated to version 0.4.1: new VMs get the EFI with OpenCore 1.0.8, VirtualSMC 1.3.8, and AppleALC 1.9.8. Existing VMs keep their own EFI.
  • The system itself has not changed from 0.1.1.

0.1.1

September 2026 · Debian 13 · OSX-REIMS 0.4.0

  • First setup: the driver plan is shown before confirmation; validation that distinguishes a real GPU from software rendering; one automatic restart when the GPU needs to read its firmware; each GPU validated separately on computers with more than one.
  • Intel GPUs: fix for integrated graphics firmware (tested with UHD 770).
  • Hardware: hardware information is updated on every boot, so moving the monitor to another GPU takes effect from the next boot.
  • Startup: loading screen with vGPU OS branding; hidden boot menu, with a rescue console and automatic return after a failed boot; boot no longer waits for the network on cards with multiple ports.
  • Session: restart and shut down the computer from the session menu; Ctrl+Alt+F2 opens a text login screen.
  • Installer: ERASE confirmation accepts uppercase and lowercase.
  • Access: SSH enabled by default; the user is now called vgpu-user; administration tools included (vim, htop, atop, nmon, iperf).
  • Security: fixed permissions on system files.
  • OSX-REIMS 0.4.0: GPU and video memory selection per VM, and rebuilding Reims vGPU from scratch.

0.1.0

September 2026 · Debian 13 · OSX-REIMS 0.4.0

  • First image: installer, first setup with hardware and driver detection, dedicated session with the OSX-REIMS console, and diagnostics.

Important

Always use the latest ISO published in the #vgpu-os channel. Earlier versions should not be installed.