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From: John Wong <johnw@wonghome.net>
Subject: Re: xorg running very slow problem
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 2010 15:40:48 +0800
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Thomas Fjellstrom =B4=A3=A8=EC:
> both, if you have an existing xorg.conf file in the guest.
>
> in qemu you'd change '-vga std' to '-vga vmware' and change the xorg.=
conf in=20
> your guest (only if there is one with a driver specified) to use the =
vmware=20
> driver.
Yeah, after switch to use vmware, (both kvm command and xorg.conf),
the problem is gone.
(use qemu-kvm.git snapshot)

Thank you, Thomas.