On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 8:04 AM, Jan Kiszka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> latest kvm-userspace git 6892f63c18a526c7b54bbde2f59287787eabe1f8
> appears to have a bug /wrt VGA/VESA modes. I just fired up one of my
> Linux test kernels which runs a framebuffer console in mode 0x317, but
> the display just contains garbage. Reverting to
> 82daa70a1d5bcad3a93150ffc5afbcb9e77361fb makes the problem disappear again.
>
> I also tried latest qemu with -enable-kvm against the same kernel
> modules, and the result is somehow better in that there is some output
> on the screen -- but it is horribly slow.
>
> Glauber, Avi, is this a problem of latest qemu upstream changes to the
> vga emulation or a merge issue?

There's a bit of each here.

There are some bits that differ because kvm upstream still does things
a little bit different, and some
problems arose. I spoke to avi yesterday, and he intends to release
fixes today (I think, he can confirm that)

Also, in the process of getting the vga optimization cleaned up for
qemu, I found a bug in kvm.ko that would
prevent it from working. If you can, please try the latest git kernel
to see if it fixes for you.

As much as I know, there's the intent to release compatibility code
for people running older kernels for this bug fix specifically


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