> From what I have gathered doing web seaches, the cpuid opcode is *not*
> trappable. :(
What's the problem then?
The guest OS should get proper info from the CPUID instruction.
Can you test that? What does CPU info program show about the CPU
in a guest OS?
The problem is in VMWare - it has some w
>>>is there anyway to lie to vmware2 about the processor installed? or a
>>>patch to vmmon to have it lie to the guest os about the processor
>>>installed?
>>yes
>Please enlighten us.
>I would like to have more than ancient stuff running in my vmware2
I assume "to lie to vmware2 about the processo
Please enlighten us.
I would like to have more than ancient stuff running in my vmware2
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is there anyway to lie to vmware2 about the processor installed? or a
patch to vmmon to have it lie to the guest os about the processor
installed?
yes
17.10.2002; 19:32:37
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Please enlighten us.
I would like to have more than ancient stuff running in my vmware2
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is there anyway to lie to vmware2 about the processor installed? or a
patch to vmmon to have it lie to the guest os about the processor
installed?
yes
17.10.2002; 19:32:37
[SorAlx
> is there anyway to lie to vmware2 about the processor installed? or a
> patch to vmmon to have it lie to the guest os about the processor
> installed?
yes
17.10.2002; 19:32:37
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