Closed Slaviusz closed 2 years ago
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I think a good place to start with this issue is allocate a sensible amount of VRAM by default. Here are the video RAM properties that each of the display device support:
vram_size_mb=<uint32>
: Exposed to ati-vga, cirrus-vga, qxl, qxl-vga, VGAvgamem=<size>
: Exposed to bochs-display (but not currently used by Quickemu).virtio-vga and virtio-gpu do not have any VRAM tunables.
Quickemu does attempt to allocate 128MB VRAM by default, but the display device coverage is lacking so macOS doesn't get that uplifted VRAM allocation.
I've made sure vram_size_mb
and vgamem
are appropriately configure to allocate 128MB VRAM. macOS still only reports 7MB.
Qemu maximum supported screen resolution is 4 megapixels (2560x1600). Maximum number of heads is 4.
So,allocating more VRAM isn't going to enae 4K.
Expected behaviour
Set display resolution to 4k on macos monterey
Actual behaviour
In macos monterey it is not possible to set display resolution higher than 2560x1440 as VRAM shows only 14MB
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
Create vm macos monterey Go to system preferences -> Display List custom resultions -> highest is 2560x1440
Quickemu output
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Linux Distribution & Kernel
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