Just wanted to add something more to my previous mail I had posted on mailing list. Actually I am studying the input flow from host OS to qemu
which is installed on plain linux distro like ubuntu 8.10 which I am
using currently since my aim is to add multi touch support so that the
guest OS installed inside qemu can interpret multi touch information
from qemu. And for multi-touch information on Host machine I am going
to use MPX . So in this scenario I came to know by my understanding
that there may be two channels for qemu to have inputs from host OS
i.e.
1) SDL
2) VNC
So,I am confused about which
way qemu uses for having input events from host OS. Is it SDL or VNC ?
Also please if anybody can suggest me some documentation regarding all the
above matter which I can refer to, it will be better for me.
Sorry for previous inappropriate mail !
Thanks,
Amey.On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 5:22 PM, Amit Shah
<address@hidden> wrote:
On (Wed) Sep 09 2009 [16:41:03], Amey Moghe wrote:
> Hello,
> While I was running qemu ( which was provided with poky-linux,platform
> builder ) i.e. I had qemu console on the screen, I tried to see whether
> VNC server was running or not by executing following command:
>
> ps -ax | grep vnc
I've tried telling you that the vnc server is built inside qemu. It's
not an external process. Take a look at vnc.c in qemu's sources.
> But I didn't find any process so I tried in the qemu's guest OS' terminal*
> which was a kernel image based on arm architecture provided by poky-linux
> by executing the same command mentioned above. But on qemu's terminal
> window also I didn't* get any process related to VNC.
Why would you see vnc inside the guest? Please think over before you ask
questions.
Amit