> Well, in that case (I mean installing XP and then the emulator) I
> think that using the VMNet driver (although no longer available as a
> separate download) will be enough.
Probably the magic that Virtual PC install is this VMNet driver. I
heard sthg. about it, but found nada.
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rgrds,
mobi
> possible to have networking. The windows mobile 6.1 running inside the
> device emulator is getting separate IP address from DHCP server of the
> LAN, so you can talk directly from Linux to the device (without port
> forwarding).
OK. I see now, the emulator is another machine in the same network
> I guess that if you want to connect to some port inside the emulator
> from the host (Linux), you're going to port forwarding from Linux to
> the device address, and then connect gdb to localhost
No need to port forwarding. sorry to confuse you. I was asking weeks
ago if anybody managed to run de
On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 5:56 PM, mobi phil wrote:
>> sounds funny, but I installed virtual KAKA (PC :) ) of microsoft:
>>
>> http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=46859
>>
>> on XP running inside Virtual Box, and magically I can now attach the
>> virtual card of the emulated device to the emulate
> sounds funny, but I installed virtual KAKA (PC :) ) of microsoft:
>
> http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=46859
>
> on XP running inside Virtual Box, and magically I can now attach the
> virtual card of the emulated device to the emulated device of Virtual
> Box. I can connect to my LAN (route
