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 that so 
for most purposes you will have XP under Linux. However with OEM 
versions (the one that came with your PC) and most versions of Vista 
Microsoft prohibits this in their ever-changing EULAs (I hope somebody 
clarifies this as I may be out of date on this)
  

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
Wikipedia on Virtual Machines <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine>
Wikipedia on VMWare <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vmware>
Hope this helps

For Alan et al:  Can anyone clarify how the new KVM kernels with 
'virtualisation' built in fit into this scenario?
Eddie


  
Grandad
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