Hi.
Are there any plans to emulate a serial mouse inside quemu (perhaps with a
-mouse-serial option)? I think this could be useful for some old dos programs
that can't use a serial mouse.
By the way, has anyone experienced bug #9396?:
Admittedly this is probably not a standard usage, but I'm using qemu for
Xen development (Xen is an Open Source hypervisor). It works quite well
so far.
0.7.2 seems to have broken support for kqemu. Linux freezes during boot
(running in ring 1 under Xen) right before launching the INIT
On Monday 12 September 2005 22:37, Anthony Liguori wrote:
Admittedly this is probably not a standard usage, but I'm using qemu for
Xen development (Xen is an Open Source hypervisor). It works quite well
so far.
0.7.2 seems to have broken support for kqemu. Linux freezes during boot
Paul Brook wrote:
On Monday 12 September 2005 22:37, Anthony Liguori wrote:
Without knowing the differences in kqemu between versions, it's hard to
narrow down any further. I looked at the diffs for qemu though and did
not see anything obvious.
kqemu is a proprierary module only
(SDL is more-or-less considered obsolete in general, iiuc Fabrice wants the
windows port of qemu to use the Win32API natively to handle graphics, while
on *nix systems an X toolkit (such as Qt or GTK) is preferred.)
Out of curiosity, has GTK on Win32 been considered?
-Karl
Karl Magdsick wrote:
(SDL is more-or-less considered obsolete in general, iiuc Fabrice wants the
windows port of qemu to use the Win32API natively to handle graphics, while
on *nix systems an X toolkit (such as Qt or GTK) is preferred.)
Out of curiosity, has GTK on Win32 been considered?
On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 06:55:14PM -0400, Karl Magdsick wrote:
(SDL is more-or-less considered obsolete in general, iiuc Fabrice wants the
windows port of qemu to use the Win32API natively to handle graphics, while
on *nix systems an X toolkit (such as Qt or GTK) is preferred.)
Out of
I'm just wondering... is it any trouble to draw QEMU using Xlib?
I'd prefer that over any conventional toolkit. There are many
instances where I'm not running any GTK or QT applications on my
desktop, and I'd appreaciate it if I didn't have load either of them
only to run QEMU. _
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On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 08:37:39PM -0700, Mike Swanson wrote:
I'm just wondering... is it any trouble to draw QEMU using Xlib?
No. Somone released a file called nosdl.c which did that, though it was for a
really
old version of qemu it may still work. (The way it was written was sort of a
Jim C. Brown wrote:
On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 07:33:26PM -0500, Anthony Liguori wrote:
What's more, it seems like the easiest way, given the
way QEMU currently works, to have an advanced GUI that can manage
multiple instances of QEMU (using tabs or something like that).
I'm working
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