Windows 10 client 4k

2020-07-27 Thread Jerry Geis
How do I get 4K resolution on Windows 10 client. I have using CentOS 7 or 8 (hosts) either one - both have issue. I am set for QXL for the guest. I tried to look at the VirtIO stable and new - neither have a Windows 10 driver under QXL. THey stop at windows 7. Lets me to think there is a differen

Re: Qemu on Windows 10 - no acceleration found

2020-03-21 Thread Jerry Geis
Perfect Stefan - that did the trick. Thank you. Jerry On Sat, Mar 21, 2020 at 3:14 AM Stefan Weil wrote: > Am 20.03.20 um 21:22 schrieb Jerry Geis: > > > So I tried --enable-whpx and I get Invalid option. Im on Windows 10 > > and QEMU 4.2.0 > > > > I'm co

Re: Qemu on Windows 10 - no acceleration found

2020-03-20 Thread Jerry Geis
So I tried --enable-whpx and I get Invalid option. Im on Windows 10 and QEMU 4.2.0 I'm confused. Then I don't know where to download the HAXM. The place I found is GIT and it wants the user to compile it. I was looking for just an EXE. Thanks Jerry

Qemu on Windows 10 - no acceleration found

2020-03-20 Thread Jerry Geis
Hi All, I have tried QEMU on Windows 10 host with and without HyperV active in the features list. Neither seemed to affect the "really slow" speed. Either option results in -enable-kvm giving "no acceleration found". How do I enable acceleration on QEMU for windows. Jerry

Re: How do UEFI on Windows host

2020-02-14 Thread Jerry Geis
I dont know how to get all files listing on windows. But, I cd \program files\qemu dir *.fd edk2-x86_64-code.fd edk2-x86_64-secure-code.fd It seems like from other posts these might be the files - but still not sure how to do "boot" a command line for UEFI. Jerry

How do UEFI on Windows host

2020-02-12 Thread Jerry Geis
How do I start a UEFI install (centos 8) for UEFI with 4.2.0 on Windows host ??? I can do a regular install just fine. I desire to do UEFI install. Thanks, Jerry

Qemu 4.2.0 on Windows host

2020-02-06 Thread Jerry Geis
I am trying to figure out how to boot a linux external USB disk from windows host ? I do this all the time on linux - simply -hda /dev/sdb But how do I reference the USB on Windows ? Thanks, Jerry