On Saturday 07 January 2006 19:01, Dinesh Joshi wrote: > On Friday 06 January 2006 18:08, Saurabh Mehta wrote: > > Dear All, > > > > I have installed 4 operating system on my laptop, XP, Win Server > > 2003, Ubuntu Linux 64 bit and Fedora Core. > > Now interested in running more than 1 OS at the same time. > > Looking on internet I found something like virtual machine > > concept. There is a product from Microsoft name Virtual PC / > > Server. VMware is also in to same product line. > > > > I read about xen and qmenu, but could only understand that only > > image provided by them can be used and loaded as virtual machine. > > At the most, it may be possible to create an Image of my own. > > If any one know, please tell me that can I use my exisitng OS > > installation, and use these OS as virtual machine or no option > > but to load from image only. > > Why the FWD in the subject? Anyway, QEMU can create its own images. > But beware you need a powerful computer to work with it. I have > never attempted to use Xen but AFAIK it will allow you to create an > image because these are Free, OpenSource softwares unlike VPC. VPC > needs a license to work. Moreover as I understand it doesnt > officially support GNU/Linux.
Also u cant use M$ XPee cause u need to modify some stuff (kernel i think) and the modified thingy cannot be distributed. so allthough Xpee runs on Xen u cant use it. -- rgds jtd -- http://mm.ilug-bom.org.in/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
