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graphic: 0.985
device: 0.921
mistranslation: 0.845
virtual: 0.840
hypervisor: 0.839
architecture: 0.834
files: 0.820
KVM: 0.800
register: 0.792
semantic: 0.768
PID: 0.749
peripherals: 0.744
debug: 0.723
permissions: 0.714
performance: 0.657
assembly: 0.653
VMM: 0.647
user-level: 0.642
vnc: 0.601
socket: 0.600
ppc: 0.580
network: 0.570
risc-v: 0.529
boot: 0.498
arm: 0.497
x86: 0.469
kernel: 0.465
TCG: 0.457
i386: 0.414
Display resolution fixed by 800x600 with latest VirtIO drivers and guest additions
Description of problem:
Display resolution can't be changed to anything else than 800x600.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Install qemu/kvm
2. Create virtual machine
3. Setup Windows 10
4. Install VirtIO-Drivers
5. Install guest-agent
6. Install qxl-drivers
Steps 5 and 6 enable use of QXL-Display, but do not lead to allow for higher display resolutions than before.
Additional information:
Screen resolution is fixed by 800x600.
Driver is installed, but seems to have a problem (Attention sign. Warning, Error: digital signatur could not be checked -- at least there is no how to to make the existing signature work).
Latest available VirtIO-drivers where used as available from https://fedorapeople.org/groups/virt/virtio-win/direct-downloads/stable-virtio/virtio-win.iso
Older available drivers did not work too as expected. Same problem. Could not check older Windows 10 versions, because of lack of older install media.
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