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QEMU for 64bit?
flyingfishfinger:
Progress!
You're right, I shouldn't have zipped up the /home directory in the extension. I followed the directions for making one, and there was a QEMU-related file in the directory so I left it in.
Removed it, fixed permissions (755) and voila, no longer hangs on boot! I'm writing this from inside the VM, as it happens!
Always more questions though ::) :
- Is there a spice client for TC? The graphics performance is kind of terrible, and I'd like to be able to start the VM on boot so I can just connect to it once the desktop shows up. I wrote this whole sentence before it appeared in the box, for example.
- There doesn't seem to be a cpufreq-util in the 64-bit category. Is that correct?
- I'm having trouble with my screen resolution, but that's probably a better question for a new thread.
R
Rich:
Hi flyingfishfinger
--- Quote --- ... I'd like to be able to start the VM on boot so I can just connect to it once the desktop shows up.
--- End quote ---
Create a file under /home/tc/.X.d containing the command to start QEMU. Something like:
--- Code: ---qemu-x86_64 options &
--- End code ---
Juanito:
--- Quote from: flyingfishfinger on February 08, 2016, 11:01:54 PM ---There doesn't seem to be a cpufreq-util in the 64-bit category.
--- End quote ---
That's true, but an element of cpufreq functionality is built into the base - Curaga can probably provide more details.
flyingfishfinger:
Rich: What's the difference between doing that and putting it bootsync?
Also, I found that this doesn't seem to work if you're using SDL. The machine will start before X, but I don't know how to connect to an SDL session after that.
What kind of VNC clients are there for corepure64? I didn't see any in the list.
In trying to build the spice client, spice-protocol, cyrus-sasl and vala-tools don't seem to exist. Will look into it further.
R
Juanito:
--- Quote from: flyingfishfinger on February 09, 2016, 12:17:35 AM ---What's the difference between doing that and putting it bootsync?
--- End quote ---
In ~/.X.d it will not start until after X has started.
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