[Spice-devel] SPICE developers wanted

[Alon Levy]

----- "Attila Sukosd" <attila.sukosd at gmail.com> wrote:

> On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 10:18 AM, Alon Levy < alevy at redhat.com >
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> ----- "Attila Sukosd" < attila.sukosd at gmail.com > wrote:
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> > On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 9:31 AM, Alon Levy < alevy at redhat.com >
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> > ----- "steven" < stevenphtan at yahoo.com > wrote:
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> > > Hi Guys
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> > > I'm looking for someone who can help with porting SPICE onto an
> > > ARM-based platform using Linux. Write me if you are interested and
> > > I'll furnish more details. Please include a self-introduction in
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> > > email with your skills and experience.
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> > Just FYI, spice has been ported to N900 and to PC-Z1, both arm based
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> > variants). The patches are not committed but I would gladly provide
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> > > Thanks
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> > I was actually planning to get it to work on the N810. I guess you
> > still need X11 to run it, and since (at least the Xomap in the N810)
> > does not do MIT-SHM, I'm guessing it would be rather slow currently.
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> on N900 it was usable, under X11 like you say. I don't know the
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> the machines relating to graphics driver, but I didn't use any opengl.
> also, same resolution
> I think (800x480 or something like that).
> I don't have a n810 to test on. The "patch" I was referring to is very
> simple, basically:
> 1. one line to configure.ac to let cpu check pass
> 2. empty implementation for atomic ops - haven't given this much
> testing, but it seemed to work. of course
> the right way would be to actually have an arm implmenetation, but I
> don't know enough arm
> assembler to write one, if you find someone to do this they could do
> better here :)
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> > Attila
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> Did you have any issues with the guest resolution? (since the device
> display has a non standard res?)
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> Attila

Yes :) it was cutting the screen. That's should be easy to fix though.