Richard Bennett wrote:
On Tuesday 20 February 2007 12:15, Krzysztof Kajkowski wrote:
I just have to investigate optimizing qemu a bit, as the response is a
bit sluggish, but useable with keyboard navigation (arrows tab enter) -
the mouse was not usable for me.
What did you do exactly? After switching to console I cannot use vi to
edit XServer file - cursor keys doesn't work ;-(
Hi,
I just clicked on the interface, then pressed ctrl-alt-del to kill X.
My keyboard worked fine on the command line, so i logged in using 'root'
without password, and did
vi /etc/X11/Xserver
deleted the @270 and saved the file.
Yes. Note that I added the [EMAIL PROTECTED] part. I did this because by default it
was showing the screen being in landscape mode, when it "should" be in portrait
mode. I also have a second monitor (xinerama) and am displaying it full screen
on there with a tilted LCD. :)
I also removed an init.d file and put it in root's homedir--it was for screen
calibration at bootup.
Typing startx at that point didn't work for me, so I simply killed qemu, and
started it up again.
Ya, no startx. One way: you can just run `init 3` then `init 5`.
If you want to edit the files outside of qemu, you can do:
losetup /dev/loop0 qemuarm-image.ext2
mount /dev/loop0 /mnt
vi /mnt/etc/X11/Xserver
umount /mnt
losetup -d /dev/loop0
-Jeff / #jebba
