Jan Kiszka 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?
It's caused by the recent merge; qemu upstream now has vga dirty bit
tracking, done in a different way from kvm-userspace.git.
I've got it fixed here, just need to test a bit more.
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