Eddie Armstrong wrote:
John Taylor wrote:
More long words of the young... yes I have a kosher copy of XP but
how do I activate the Qemu beast so I can stuff the bloated MS
software into the virtual abbess
John - Thanks for your kind words but I wont see fifty again :-
Hi John,
On Mon, Jun 04, 2007 at 12:33:13PM +0100, John Taylor wrote:
> More long words of the young... yes I have a kosher copy of XP but how
> do I activate the Qemu beast so I can stuff the bloated MS software
> into the virtual abbess
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsXPUnderQemuHowTo
John Taylor wrote:
>
> More long words of the young... yes I have a kosher copy of XP but
> how do I activate the Qemu beast so I can stuff the bloated MS
> software into the virtual abbess
John - Thanks for your kind words but I wont see fifty again :-(
As for QEMU I can't comment on the rest
Eddie Armstrong wrote:
John
What qualifies for 'geriatric' these days (worried :-) )
More years than you can imagine
:'(
re: Virtual Machines
If you've got a *full* version of XP on CD (doesn't work with 'upgrades')
you can install, say VMWare, on Linux, then 'install' XP into t
On Mon, Jun 04, 2007 at 12:30:03PM +0100, Eddie Armstrong wrote:
> Alan Pope wrote:
> > :( HTML formatted mail :(
> Sorry, hope it's fixed now
Hurrah! Many thanks.
> > Virtualisation isn't the same as WINE. etc
> Thanks for comprehensive and quick reply (and I understood it :-) )
>
Double-wha
Alan Pope wrote:
> :( HTML formatted mail :(
Sorry, hope it's fixed now
> Virtualisation isn't the same as WINE. etc
Thanks for comprehensive and quick reply (and I understood it :-) )
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On Monday 04 June 2007 12:18:55 Alan Pope wrote:
> Hi Eddie,
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> :( HTML formatted mail :(
I was about to say the same thing :-)
Apart from the many other valid reasons why HTML email is a "bad idea" (see
http://www.tcrlist.com/Configuring_Plain_Text.htm as a start...), I often
read email on my
Hi John,
On Mon, Jun 04, 2007 at 12:19:29PM +0100, John Taylor wrote:
> I have qemu(ed) I sent you a screen dump but duty mod person will say
> its to big (twice the allowable bites)
>
Without that screenshot I really don't know what the context of the next
question is :)
Could you upload the
Alan Pope wrote:
Hi Eddie,
On Mon, Jun 04, 2007 at 11:50:44AM +0100, Eddie Armstrong wrote:
For Alan et al: Can anyone clarify how the new KVM kernels with
'virtualisation' built in fit into this scenario?
KVM is a kernel based "accelerator" for virtual machine technologies. It can
Hi Eddie,
:( HTML formatted mail :(
On Mon, Jun 04, 2007 at 12:07:33PM +0100, Eddie Armstrong wrote:
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> Alan Pope wrote:
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> KVM is only any use on newish CPUs that have the VT
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> non-VT-capable CPUs I use the KQEMU module with QEMU.
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> RE VM
Alan Pope wrote:
KVM is only any use on newish CPUs that have the VT instructions, for
non-VT-capable CPUs I use the KQEMU module with QEMU.
RE VMs and MS Windows :
Would virtualisation replace Wine?
- or are there cases where Wine is the preferred choice?
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Hi Eddie,
On Mon, Jun 04, 2007 at 11:50:44AM +0100, Eddie Armstrong wrote:
> For Alan et al: Can anyone clarify how the new KVM kernels with
> 'virtualisation' built in fit into this scenario?
KVM is a kernel based "accelerator" for virtual machine technologies. It can
be used by (for example)
John
What qualifies for 'geriatric' these days (worried :-) )
re: Virtual Machines
If you've got a *full* version of XP on CD (doesn't work with 'upgrades')
you can install, say VMWare, on Linux, then 'install' XP into that so
for most purposes you will have XP under Linux. However with OEM
ver
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