Svante Signell, le Wed 03 Nov 2010 00:56:05 +0100, a écrit : > On Tue, 2010-11-02 at 22:32 +0100, Samuel Thibault wrote: > > Svante Signell, le Tue 02 Nov 2010 22:06:29 +0100, a écrit : > ... > > > > > > However, starting qemu from xterm -sb -rightbar seems to work. > > > > > No graphical keys, like C-A-n etc commands worked! > > > > > > > > Not really surprising, as they'll be eaten by X11 or the window manager > > > > before being passed to qemu via the xterm tty. You can give a try to the > > > > vnc way that Arne mentioned in another mail. > > I have tried vnc as Arne suggested, will do some more tests later. I > did not have any luck for the keyboard with -vnc :1 -k sv and > qvncviewer. In addition it is much slower than curses/default. > The window size obtained was: 720x400. > #> gvncviewer :1 > Connected to server > Remote desktop size changed to 720x400 > Connection initialized
That'll get resize when you start X. > > > Looks like I cannot run qemu in a window under X then with curses > > > enabled? > > > > ?! curses is meant to make qemu fit _inside_ an xterm and not a separate > > window, yes. > > I mean that since the xterm/gnome terminal has to be 80x25, running X > with this window size, will be very low resolution, 640x480. No, you won't get any graphical output at all. xterm is only able to display text, not graphism!! > How to > get X running with or without curses in a terminal with a reasonable > resolution, like 1280x1024x16. The qemu man page says one should use -vga > std to be able to use larger resolutions. How? By running -vga std, and then try to run Xorg, see whether it just already uses a good resolution, else configure it, etc. > > > One problem is still that when doing shutdown in the qemu window (same > > > as the terminal window), the gnome/xterm window is unusable. How to > > > get back to the terminal? > > > > What do you exactly mean by "doing shutdown in the qemu window"? Typing > > "halt" at the hurd shell? Mach will indeed not trigger the poweroff > > mechanism so you have to kill qemu by hand from another terminal, yes, > > or use alt-2 to switch to qemu's control console and type quit. > > Keyboard seem to be OK, but åäö etc are dead. Yes, the curses frontend can not properly deal with such keys. > Still no working scrollbar, but alt-2 works! Slower than default, > faster than vnc and no grub boot menu!? That's because grub uses a graphical mode by default. > > > - How to change resolution in qemu, with -vga cirrus, std, etc? > > > Especially when running X in a window later on. > > > > The usual qemu vs Xorg stuff. Try various combinations. IIRC Xorg can't > > detect the cirrus memory size so you may have to set it by hand in > > xorg.conf. > > How to get a resolution of 1280x1024x16 or at least 1024x768x16? As said above. > Do I have to define this VGA mode in the Gnome teminal, Again, all an xterm will ever by able to display is just text, nothing more. So don't use the -curses option if you want to start Xorg in the Hurd Guest. > I should be able to startx without an xorg.conf file? Sure, that's how Xorg works nowadays. Samuel -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
