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QEMU: How to increase VRAM allocation?
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Not sure, but maybe the QXL driver will help:
It's an improvement, but 500MB+ would be perfect.
Replace the value 128 to 512. And try again :)
I was under the impression that QXL driver were capped at 256MB too, thanks.