21 Feb 2007 at 01:51 #21 Curiosityx Curiosityx Soldato Joined 17 Oct 2002 Posts 3,941 Location West Midlands Sorry but when it comes to Virtualisation ill stick with VMWare thanks, youll understand if youve ever deployed Virtual Infrastructure using ESX.
Sorry but when it comes to Virtualisation ill stick with VMWare thanks, youll understand if youve ever deployed Virtual Infrastructure using ESX.
21 Feb 2007 at 03:43 #22 manoz manoz Soldato Joined 30 Jul 2006 Posts 5,527 Location Leeds Booo.. I'm new to the concept of virtual machines, can I run xp64 from within xp32 with this, is that possible? Thanks for the help.
I'm new to the concept of virtual machines, can I run xp64 from within xp32 with this, is that possible? Thanks for the help.
21 Feb 2007 at 06:10 #23 Priapus Priapus Soldato Joined 30 Jul 2004 Posts 10,594 Location East Sussex, UK Tried it last night. Just a quick run, seems its a lot slower then you'd expect. But none the less, pretty cool bit of software.
Tried it last night. Just a quick run, seems its a lot slower then you'd expect. But none the less, pretty cool bit of software.
21 Feb 2007 at 08:27 #24 zetec452 zetec452 Soldato Joined 15 Sep 2003 Posts 9,454 manoz said: I'm new to the concept of virtual machines, can I run xp64 from within xp32 with this, is that possible? Thanks for the help. Click to expand... With vmware yes.
manoz said: I'm new to the concept of virtual machines, can I run xp64 from within xp32 with this, is that possible? Thanks for the help. Click to expand... With vmware yes.
21 Feb 2007 at 09:09 #25 bledd bledd Don Joined 21 Oct 2002 Posts 46,929 Location Parts Unknown manoz said: I'm new to the concept of virtual machines, can I run xp64 from within xp32 with this, is that possible? Thanks for the help. Click to expand... no, it'll say 'unsupported cpu' JonRohan said: With vmware yes. Click to expand... sweet!
manoz said: I'm new to the concept of virtual machines, can I run xp64 from within xp32 with this, is that possible? Thanks for the help. Click to expand... no, it'll say 'unsupported cpu' JonRohan said: With vmware yes. Click to expand... sweet!