Hi, > I know that, but it would be possible to add code to the driver to > register a version string.
Sure. Although it is a bit more complex that just a simple string. With qxl guest drivers moving to kms as we'll have two driver components then. > Might be useful for qxl developers, but not very useful to e.g. a > helpdesk employee trying to solve an issue for a user, as its kinda > low-level. Depends on the problem. $feature not working and qxl seeing the driver not using the new ops for $feature is helpful. > Having the version string would be very nice here. Indeed, being able to match the driver version against a database of known-buggy versions is nice too. That will only work for new drivers which actually report the version though (assuming we go that route). But there we are again at the level where going through the guest agent might be a better way. "rpm -q kernel xorg-x11-drv-qxl" gives you what you need ... cheers, Gerd
