RTFM VMWare question
Derek Atkins
warlord at MIT.EDU
Mon Jul 22 16:08:39 EDT 2002
You can use either Linux or NT/W2k/XP as the VMWare Host machine.
You canot use Win9x as a VMWare host, so you'll need to use Linux.
You _CAN_ run Win98 as a guest OS off a raw/local partition, but
only on an IDE disk.
-derek
"Jerry Feldman" <gaf at blu.org> writes:
> Just a quick VMWare question so I don't have to learn to read :-)
> Given, Linux and Windows(9x) installed. Does VMWare install under Linux,
> and do I need to reinstall Windows. Or do I need to install VMWare first?
>
> The question is really twofold:
> First, My current desktop system is now tripple booting. I'm doing a test
> install of SuSE8.0 just to make sure everything works. I use Windoz only to
> talk to ATTBI customer disservice (which is infrequent).
>
> Secondly, I may purchanse a new laptop if mine is too expensive to repair,
> and I would probably want to use VMWare. The reason is that I am teaching a
> course in C at NEU this fall, and the last time I tought it, one of my
> students was having trouble compiling a C program under Visual C++, which
> was a configuration issue, but I did not have a solution. So, if I get a
> new laptop, I should have enough cycles to run either VMWare or Win4Lin.
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