On Mon, Nov 03, 2014 at 02:01:46PM +0100, Pavel Hrdina wrote:
This patch series fixes few issues with vram and ram attributes for video devices and introduces new vgamem attribute to allow setting up video memory size for QEMU video devices.
Well, we have 'vram' (old, always meant the size of the VGA memory), then 'ram', that can be used only for 'qxl' (I don't quite understand why we didn't just use the same value as 'vram', I doubt anyone is using the parameter for what it was designed (secondary PCI BAR size, was it?). Adding yet another attribute that tries to control the same parameter seems cumbersome. Going over the documentation and patches, this does not really cope with what libvirt tries to do. Using different attribute names depending on video model, and even hypervisor, does remove the abstraction we're trying to preserve in libvirt. Does "ram" attribute do anything for qxl device? Can't we just use the attributes we have in XML and apply them properly to the devices whilst preserving the abstraction? Martin
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