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Hi,
I use at home an self-build Intel Quadcore Q6600 with 4 GB Memory and on
the way a Samsung p35 (Intel Centrino with 1,6 Ghz) with 1GB Memory.
Also I use an extra SATA-Harddisk with the VMs on it - a big advantage -
if you travel a lot - I use the VM at home with my faster PC - take then
the SATA-Harddisk with me - open the VM on the Laptop - and here we go I
can work on no synchronize problems - cause its the same VM..
cu
Ralf
Robert pisani schrieb:
What hardware are you using?
yes, I used TS8 with VMware Workstation 6 and Sun Virtualbox with
WinXP Pro as guest OS and Ubuntu 7.10 as Host - works without any
Problem. Yesterday I switched to Ubuntu 8.04 host without problem.
But yet I would prefer Suns VirtualBox over VMware Workstation -
cause I feel it works much faster with WinXP
Two Things are importend:
1. Memory 1GB or greater, so the host and guest has enough memory for
work
2. If you create a virtual Harddisk remember that it's not easy to
expand the virtual size later
( I work with 50GB virtual Harddisks - so I have enough space for
later installations - don't worry
about the size - virtualdisks only takes the place it really
needs - at the moment my biggest
VM takes about 15 GB fom the Harddisk )
Abhijit Dey schrieb:
Anyone using it successfully? VMWare Fusion on mac or VMWare
Workstation on linux; and running TS 8.x on that VM? Any
limitations? The guest os would be WinXP Pro.
Thanks,
Abhijit
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