On Thu, 17 May 2001, Rose wrote:
> I am interested in vmware and would love to hear from others who have
> used this. I just emailed them in hopes of getting an academic discount.
>
> On the other hand Im all for ending the clutter of two boxes on my desk
> and giving one to someone who needs one
I've used vmware for about 6 months and many I work with use it as well.
It really does rock if you *must* use windows apps. The only warning is
be sure to have plenty of memory in the box since vmware runs a virual
machine it needs as much memory as you normally would need for just a
windows b
Hello Rose,
Now, I'm a bit biased, but when I want to use Windows applications, I use
Win4Lin. It's faster than VMWare, and it's cheaper than VMWare ($89 for a
CD set, $59 for download). Though the current version doesn't allow
Windows Networking, there's a new version comming out soon that will
I am interested in vmware and would love to hear from others who have
used this. I just emailed them in hopes of getting an academic discount.
On the other hand Im all for ending the clutter of two boxes on my desk
and giving one to someone who needs one and using Wine for the major
apps I run li
Hello
I have installed VMWare on my Linux (host). There are 2 seprate HDs on this
system. I have created raw disks to install the guest OSs. W
It maps your floppy to a file on the linux filesystem. Enable the Tools
Install, then go to A: and run setup.
Jason
-Original Message-
From: antonxie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2000 1:33 AM
To: techtalk
Subject: [techtalk] VMware Tools install
dear all,
I
dear all,
I have powered on my Win98 virtual machine...
chose setting and selected install vmware tools:
waited for 20 mins... nothing happened...
I'm sure the version of vmware on linux is 2.0
then Why is vmware doing when I chose "install vmware tools" anyway...
don't know how to cope wi
hi
u have to run fdisk under linux. select ur partition
and change its id to that of FAT32. u'll get all the
helps from the fdisk prompt. try and let me know.
arindam
--- antonxie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> wmware looks real cool...
> I manage to get it installed
> I have configured one vir
dear all,
wmware looks real cool...
I manage to get it installed
I have configured one virtual disk for Win98 using
/u01/win98
but unfortunately my /u01 is partitioned as
ex2...
therefore when I installed win98 it said that I have an hpfs
or ntfs on that partition...
how can i cure this pr
On 24 Aug, Lyric . wrote:
> Hi there
>
> I'm just wondering if anyone out there has any experience with VMWare for
> Linux 2.0.
>
> I'm thinking about purchasing it and installing it at home so I can run
> Windows if I need to.
I'm using it at work with a Celeron 300 and 256 MB RAM. So I thin
Hello,
If you have the occasional need to run Windows applications (like Office
apps, Photoshop, etc.) but no hardcore Windows needs (like playing games,
using NetBEUI networking, etc.), VMWare may be overkill for you. You may
also find that with your system configuration, your resources are sev
Hi there
I'm just wondering if anyone out there has any experience with VMWare for
Linux 2.0.
I'm thinking about purchasing it and installing it at home so I can run
Windows if I need to.
My system is an Athlon 650 with 128 megs of RAM.
Thanks
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