On Fri, 2017-09-08 at 19:05 +0530, Varad Gautam wrote:
> From: Zach Reizner
>
> There is no reliable way of detecting actual VRAM size, which is
> important in the case of cirrus because cursor data is always stored
> in
> the last 16K of VRAM. Because qemu effectivaly hardcodes 4MB but
> reports
From: Zach Reizner
There is no reliable way of detecting actual VRAM size, which is
important in the case of cirrus because cursor data is always stored in
the last 16K of VRAM. Because qemu effectivaly hardcodes 4MB but reports
32MB, we hardcode 4MB in the cirrus driver to ensure the cursor work
