On 08/03/2019 09.56, Paolo Bonzini wrote:
> On 05/03/19 09:05, Thomas Huth wrote:
>> On 02/03/2019 13.46, Daryl Oliver wrote:
>>> Hello there I don't know if this is till valid but I thought I should
>>> mention my use cases for the bluetooth option in qemu.
>>>
>>> Use case would be using Bluetoot
On 08/03/19 10:19, Gerd Hoffmann wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> For Windows, we could also pass it through as an HID device, using
>> something like virtio-input-host-pci but for USB. It wouldn't be hard
>> to implement, but you'd have to write a converter from Linux evdev
>> descriptors to USB HID descript
Hi,
> For Windows, we could also pass it through as an HID device, using
> something like virtio-input-host-pci but for USB. It wouldn't be hard
> to implement, but you'd have to write a converter from Linux evdev
> descriptors to USB HID descriptors.
I think we actually have virtio-input wind
On 05/03/19 09:05, Thomas Huth wrote:
> On 02/03/2019 13.46, Daryl Oliver wrote:
>> Hello there I don't know if this is till valid but I thought I should
>> mention my use cases for the bluetooth option in qemu.
>>
>> Use case would be using Bluetooth controllers for gaming on kvm qemu since
>> I d
On 02/03/2019 13.46, Daryl Oliver wrote:
> Hello there I don't know if this is till valid but I thought I should
> mention my use cases for the bluetooth option in qemu.
>
> Use case would be using Bluetooth controllers for gaming on kvm qemu since
> I don't know if kvm would be able to use my hos
Hello there I don't know if this is till valid but I thought I should
mention my use cases for the bluetooth option in qemu.
Use case would be using Bluetooth controllers for gaming on kvm qemu since
I don't know if kvm would be able to use my hosts Bluetooth chip or emulate
one. since I manily us
