I've been able to let Coherent/QEMU communicate via telnet. All it needs is
enabling the serial port under /etc/ttys and a QEMU parameter:
-serial telnet:localhost:4444,server,nowait
You can watch a video of a sample session at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZX1yecSFWU
I'm not much of a network specialist, but it offers possibilities. At least
you can now copy-to-clipboard the character output in a normal shell
session - which you cannot with SDL (the QEMU layer). Yes, you can also add
the "-curses" parameter, but that enables only a single session. You can
also
redirect the QEMU monitor in a similar way:
-monitor telnet:localhost:6666,server,nowait
But I haven't found out yet how both combine. Now see if I can snapshot the
whole thing in such a way it reloads. I had to reboot for this one :-( Cache
empty!!
Hans
