Re: [K12OSN] Virtual Machine Advice

[lmcpherson <lmcpherson mail sumner k12 me us>]

I use a Dell D600 laptop with Ubuntu 6.10 as the host and VMware
workstation - Win98 & WinXP clients.  When I'm working wireless, Ubuntu
does not pass on the parameters to the VM - (WIN98 & WINXP Clients).
The wired connections works great - and I can use a share folder that
all OSs can access.  I also loaded Ubuntu Server 6.10 as a client -- but
it continually crashes.

I rarely need Windows, but I have it just in case I run into an issue I
can't solve with Ubuntu.

Larry

On Tue, 2007-02-27 at 20:00 +0100, Nils Breunese wrote:
> Tim Born wrote:
> 
> > Mark Goodridge wrote:
> >
> >> Good Afternoon List,
> >> Would any of you care to pass on your opinions or experiences with  
> >> any Virtual Machine software? I'm going to be doing some  
> >> experiments with various operating systems and I thought I'd try  
> >> that route.
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >
> > I keep trying to make Xen work, but it's been problematic for me so  
> > far.  I even went and got one of the new chips with the VT  
> > instructions in it so I could (theoretically) run Xen with an  
> > unmodified OS.  So far I'm still trying ...
> 
> I also never got Xen to work. VMware Server and OpenVZ both were very  
> easy. Apparently KVM (available in the Linux 2.6.20 kernel) is seen  
> as the future (you need a VT/SVM capable processor though).
> 
> Nils Breunese.
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