Hi, On Sat, 10 Dec 2005, andrzej zaborowski wrote:
> I made this simple curses/ncurses interface for qemu. If anyone is > interested in using it, I attach a patch, relative to CVS version from > some two days ago. I think it is also safe to apply to the CVS, if you > think this is a useful addition (which I think it is). I tried to make > it rather portable, but I've only been able to test it on Linux and > FreeBSD i386 (only ncurses) so I suppose it works on all unix, but I > have no idea how ms windows would deal with it. There's a curses > implementation for windows called PDcurses and it should be fine, but > if the "configure" doesn't detect any curses library on the system, it > will just compile without the curses driver, like if it wasn't there. Wow. That's cool! I just tested it and it works great! A few questions: - why do you enable it only if the target cpu is i386? - is it possible to scroll inside the window? (I started qemu in a 80x24 window, but the guest expected 80x25, so I could not see the last line) - any reason the Escape key does not work? > The qemu consoles work just like with the SDL interface, except you > switch them with Alt+Number instead of Ctrl+Alt+Number because ncurses > doesn't detect Ctrl and Alt keys together. So usually the virtual > machine screen is at Alt+1, the qemu console at Alt+2, serial console > at Alt+3 and parallel console at Alt+4. Is it not possible to have the same key binding? > Resizing the terminal (like when resizing the xterm window) is handled > (at least with ncurses, this may not be implemented in other curses > libraries). I have ncurses installed and it did not work. Have to investigate. > I hope this is useful, It sure is! Finally I can run qemu instances inside screen! Ciao, Dscho _______________________________________________ Qemu-devel mailing list Qemu-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/qemu-devel
