Can this be done? Sure would be COOL!!!
(for more info, www.vmware.com)
citizenDAK wrote:
Can this be done? Sure would be COOL!!!
(for more info, > www.vmware.com> )
nop! just tried out with no success 
(but Linux as the host OS survived 
QNX is mentioned at vmware.com as not planned to be supported in the
nearer future…
Salut,
Joerg
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try plex86 instead vmware … it’s free !
Jörg Schmitz-Linneweber wrote:
citizenDAK wrote:
Can this be done? Sure would be COOL!!!
(for more info, > www.vmware.com> )
nop! just tried out with no success >
(but Linux as the host OS survived >
QNX is mentioned at vmware.com as not planned to be supported in the
nearer future…Salut,
Joerg–
Name > Joerg Schmitz-Linneweber ** > jsl@sth.ruhr-uni-bochum.de
& > Lehrst. f. Signaltheorie ** +49 234 32-26157
Phone
Address > D-44780 Bochum (Germany) ** +49 234 32-14261 < FAX
trackball <tistilin@inet.hr> writes:
try plex86 instead vmware … it’s free !
Are you trying to say it’s usable?
Last time I tried it (6 months ago?), booting linux kernel under it
took something like 2 hours, on AMD k6-2/450. Yep, you got real
virtual computer. Virtually you have something to run other OS, but in
practice, no way.
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