Hi all,
Dor, thanks for the forward.
On 02/08/2012 12:49 PM, Dor Laor wrote:
On 02/08/2012 01:43 PM, Oved Ourfalli wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> The following feature page describes the engine adjustments needed for new SPICE
features.
>
>
http://www.ovirt.org/wiki/Features/SPICERelatedFeatures
Al in all this looks good, some remarks:
* WRT multi monitor support for RHEL, the latest RHEL xorg-x11-drv-qxl and
spice-vdagent packages do support multi monitor support using multiple
cards in Xinerama mode. We are waiting for a RHEL-6 z-stream update to
fix an x11-xorg-server-Xorg bug which atm makes the mouse unusable in this
mode wants this lands, multi-monitor support this way should be available
for RHEL-6.2 (and later) guests. The same holds true for Fedora guests,
although I don't expect the necessary Xorg changes to be available for
versions older then Fedora 17. The driving multiple monitors from a single
qxl device support OTOH is still a long time away, likely 6 months or so.
* WRT the native USB support, the wiki page says:
"If the cluster level is 3.1 (which supports native USB support), but the
client only has non-native USB support (old client), then we will use the
old client. This means that we'll have to keep supporting the non-native USB
support, side-by-side with the native one."
Note that the new usb-support requires starting the guest with a number of
extra emulated devices. These will just sit around and do nothing if unused,
so I don't really expect any issues with this, but this still is something
to be aware of. OTOH the old usb-support requires the installation of extra
software inside the guest, if this is not installed falling back to the old
client will not help wrt usb support.
Regards,
Hans