Dave,
Is that the release version of qxl that is working for you or the dev
version here? http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/driver/xf86-video-
qxl/commit/?id=563f31ad081038ece8b5a5b525dd516fcd6ad0fd
I've tried both and get a segmentation fault either way, only the dev
release crashes the whole Ubu
I did finally get the .4 version of spice installed, however the video
performance is somewhat lacking. From the manual I gather qxl drivers
are needed for best performance. I believe I've installed those drivers
on my guest VM but the performance has not noticeably changed. Is there
any way to
Thanks to everyone who helped with this issue. Turns out I was missing
a step of editing the xorg.conf file which I did manage to do.. only to
have the new driver promptly segfault on me. The folks over at xorg
pointed out it looks like a bug in qxl, and it appears to have been
reported here once
I did finally get the .4 version of spice installed, however the video
performance is somewhat lacking. From the manual I gather qxl drivers
are needed for best performance. I believe I've installed those drivers
on my guest VM but the performance has not noticeably changed. Is there
any way to
> configure typically looks for "upstream" source tarball modules, like
> "libgcrypt", these are often split into multiple packages on a distro,
> but the configure scripts don't have any idea about this.
Ok that makes more sense.
>
> This means you don't have libsdl devel packages installed,
> You quoted this:
>
> > In case of an older kernel (version < 2.6.30)
> > Get kernel sources using the following git repository:
> > ...
>
> Obviously the version numbers involved here (2.6.30) refer to upstream
> versions. Whats in the centos kernel is quite different than any
> upstream k
> I don't know how the kvm/kernel stuff of vdesktop is set up really, but
> i think your problem is that the kernels you're using are not compatible
> somehow. Possibly because the rhel kernel you're using already has kvm
> backports in it. Have you tried to not get the new kernel source (i.e.
> a
I posted this question to the kvm list as had been suggested. I was
told that is not the right list and vdesktop uses an outdated version of
kvm and something about user code and kernel code having been forked.
It doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me, but I'm still looking for
answers to my pro
Really? I'll post over there and see, but the question was specifically
about spice installation and not kvm.
> Seems like a good question for the kvm list:
> k...@vger.kernel.org
>
> Brian Milliron wrote:
>> I apologize if this is not the right place for this question,
I apologize if this is not the right place for this question, but I'm
running into some problems installing Spice .4 on my CentOS 5.5. I was
following the instructions here:
http://www.spice-space.org/docs/spice_user_manual.pdf
I've compiled and installed all the dependencies and have the spice
c
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