Jeff Carr schrieb: > On 10/15/07 19:32, Paul Brook wrote: > >> qemu emulates a real machine. Signals are an operating system >> concept, so your >> question makes no sense. Configure your guest OS exactly the same way >> you >> would a real machine with a serial console. > > OK. I thought there might be a way. I think your question is quite reasonable. Imagine a Linux host running X Windows and a terminal like xterm or kconsole. Then run a program like "top" or "less" in this terminal. When a user changes the size of the console window, top, less and other console applications get notified of this change by SIGWINCH.
Now run a similar program using QEMU's user mode emulation. Why should it not be possible to get SIGWINCH in QEMU and pass it on to the program in user mode emulation, so it can behave like a native Linux application and change its appearance? I don't think that implementing this is very difficult, so it will be done. Regards Stefan
