Fast 3d and emultion does not mix that well.. the more advanced graphicscard you try to emulate the more complex (and also slower) the emulation
of that graphics card is.
As I said in my previous reply, 3D calls probably don't need to be
emulated. Just as you don't have to emulate a x86 processor
On Mon, Oct 31, 2005 at 09:58:45AM +, Ricardo Almeida wrote:
On 10/30/05, Mike Swanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3. Perhaps, but there's two things here. First of all, the card would
have to be documented in a fair amount of low-level detail, something
that big video card companies
On Mon, Oct 31, 2005 at 10:01:45AM +, Ricardo Almeida wrote:
Fast 3d and emultion does not mix that well.. the more advanced graphics
card you try to emulate the more complex (and also slower) the emulation
of that graphics card is.
As I said in my previous reply, 3D calls
On Mon, 31 Oct 2005, Jim C. Brown wrote:
One strategy that was being done is to use a custom OpenGL library (note,
library
not a driver) for the qemu guest. OpenGL calls get passed to qemu directly,
which then does the 3d by calling OpenGL on the host.
This makes much more sense than asking
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4. It sounds reasonable, but it undermines one of QEMU's goals:
running guest operating system without modification (and drivers
certainly count as one). Also, it'll possibly limit the number of
operating systems you'd run in
On Sun, 30 Oct 2005, Oliver Gerlich wrote:
do they offer 2d acceleration that can be used by DirectDraw? They
certainly don't have 3d support, so if Qemu should have fast 3d graphics
one day, it will certainly not work with the current graphics emulation.
Fast 3d and emultion does not mix
On Sun, Oct 30, 2005 at 01:02:08PM +0100, Oliver Gerlich wrote:
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4. It sounds reasonable, but it undermines one of QEMU's goals:
running guest operating system without modification (and drivers
certainly count as one).
Hi,
I'm sure you got this asked over and over again, but I joined the list recently :o)
I've installed qemu+kemu on linux and installed windows XP on it. The
graphic card is slow :( and it's not possible to see videos :(
1- Will it be possible to see videos when some day the graphic card code
Well, it basically comes down to the fact that QEMU isn't so optimised
as much as VMware is. _ I'm not really a developer, but I'll answer
as best as I can, and maybe somebody will correct me!
1. You can technically see videos right now, but yeah, it's not very
smooth. Oh, and the guest operating
