> That was a typo. I meant to say that a guest VNC (i.e. what > I'm using) > should allow you to specify the size and other parameters of > the screen > it is simulating, while the host VNC (i.e. provided by Qemu, which is > what you're using) is generally defined by the hardware being > emulated > and by its associated firmware (PC BIOS, Sun OBP etc.). >
OK Got it. VNC server comes with a pseudo graphics card driver. Its probably slower than the build in VNC server since the first runs on the emulated cpu. > I typically find myself starting the Qemu and UML sessions I've > described from an X session on the host, so that if they want > to display > their console in an xterm they can do so. I could probably tweak the > parameters to prevent that, in general if I need a shell > session I far > prefer direct SSH since that gives me full control over > presentation and > minimises the performance hit. > > If I understand things correctly "User Mode Emulation" (which > I've not > played with) allows you to run e.g. an ARM Linux program on a > PC Linux > host, while "Full System Emulation" allows you to emulate an entire > computer. > Correct. Downside is that you need all the arm libraries used by the program on the PC host. Ludo -- _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus
