Hey, On Wed, Sep 25, 2013 at 01:16:21PM -0400, David Mansfield wrote: > Here is exactly what isn't working: > > Environment: > F19 host, F19 guest both fully updated, with or without virt-preview > repository. F19 remote-viewer. I've also tried adjusting ram and > vram setting a few times but currently it's ram=131072 and > vram=65536. > > Issues: > When opening the "second" monitor via the remote-viewer menu, it > stays "waiting for graphics server" (or some such) > > If, in a terminal window in the vm, I run xrandr with no arguments, > the second "monitor" begins to display the entire desktop (two > monitors worth), albeit somewhat shrunken to fit into the > remote-viewer window. > > If I open a third monitor via remote-viewer window, the second > "monitor" begins to show the correct data, but the third shows the > entire desktop (three monitors worth), shrunken to fit. Fwiw, this is working fine with a f19 client/f19 host/f20 alpha live cd guest, could be worth testing this to try to narrow which part of the equation is having issues. > The actual mouse cursor position is offset (by about -8 x -8) from > where the displayed mouse cursor is (you must move your mouse right > and down from where you want to click). I've seen that in some VMs, I think there's a bug for it in bugzilla. > More Information: > I have subsequently tried doing this exact same test with Centos6 > host, Centos6 guest, Centos6 client. This basically works (maybe > some rough edges which are completely unrelated). > > I have then tried F19 remote-viewer connecting to centos6 guest, > Centos6 host - it doesn't work, but it's better. Changing > resolutions (using the "monitors" control panel in the guest) > produces strange and incorrect overlaps of displayed desktop area / > mouse positions etc., but if you set things up using centos6 client > then connect from F19 things basically work. Hard to really explain > the problems here except that clearly the guest and client are not > communicating "monitor" dimensions and offsets correctly. This is a bit similar to what is being discussed in https://www.redhat.com/archives/virt-tools-list/2013-September/msg00111.html There's a bug describing the behaviour you see I think. Christophe
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