As far as I know, GL support have been dropped recently for all Qemu architectures. Current ADT test plan involves compiling and running a Clutter project from Eclipse to Qemu (for all architectures). Since GL support have been dropped, when tested I have the following issues: 1) Testing for qemux86, I have an error in Eclipse when deploying: root@qemux86:/# echo $PWD'>' /> root@qemux86:/# export DISPLAY =:0.0;/home/root/walking1;exit go on... You maybe forgot to launch QEMU with -enable-gl argument. Trying TCP/IP communication instead impossible to connect to server: Connection refused logout 2) Testing for qemuarm: I can build and deploy on qemuarm without problems. The project runs correctly in qemu. I didn't test on other architectures.
To be clear, we dropped support for passthrough support. Software rendering GL is still available. The eclipse error is therefore wrong and it shouldn't be using the --enable-gl argument any more and the problem here lies with qemux86.
Jessica: Eclipse needs to not use the -enable-gl option to qemu, that is the real bug here. The qemuarm situation is expected as I previously described.
Sorry, I misunderstood the problem in a) here. We need to remove the qemugl package from the qemux86 images.
Fixed in master with: http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit.cgi/poky/commit/?id=fa471acc0030c77152c9b72e8f31f6c49f706f01