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Re: [Xen-users] improve graphics perf on HVM guest
and what about giving to Windows HVM the entire access to the graphic card.
It doesn't matter if my dom0 is headless, all I want it to do is to emulate the network card. I want dom0 to work as a firewall for domU.
2007/12/9, Mark Williamson <mark.williamson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> > If your Windows supports remote desktops (home Windows generally doesn't
> > but the more expensive versions do) then you may find that you can get
> > better graphics performance by connecting to it over the network using
> > rdesktop.
> >
> > You can also do rootless / seamless Windows virtualisation using remote
> > desktop (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SeamlessVirtualization
,
> > http://www.cendio.com/seamlessrdp/).
> >
> > Improving the performance of the actual framebuffer device in Xen would
> > require some performance optimisations which I'm not well placed to
> > explain. If you actually want to hack on the code, then you could try
> > asking for hints on the xen-devel list.
>
> They also all support installing VNC. Most network based KVM's and
> hardware provided management tools are actually VNC. You do need to be
> careful about password management and security with it.
I was guessing that RDP would have better performance than VNC, but I could be
wrong... In any case, I guess running VNC within the guest may give better
display performance than running it in dom0.
Cheers,
Mark
--
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