I downloaded and installed the trial last night after reading about it
HERE! I have reset the memory used for the Windows I loaded onto a
virtual disk to 96Mb and configured the modem and ports using the
configuration menu. (And I tell you my heart was skipping beats when I
first had to
.
Mark
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Bodanske
Sent: Sunday, August 06, 2000 11:10 AM
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Subject: Re: [expert] Vmware??? How to use it.
I downloaded and installed the trial last night after reading about it
HERE! I
Zaleski, Matthew (M.E.) wrote:
Read the instructions on vmware.com. They give explicit instructions in the
installation guide on how to get the tools installed. They are in a
mountable floppy disk image that comes with VMware.
Yup, but the off-line docs provided give also very clear
[snipped]
Now if someone can just tell me how to get
the 3 games for my kids that use D3D to work:)
For the current version of VMware, D3D (or more generally all 3D
acceleration cards) won't work (cf VMware website). If your games don't use
intensive 3D functions, D3D in software
Subject: Re: [expert] Vmware??? How to use it.
Daniel Woods wrote:
It's running quite well here at work, although I'm having quite a
time
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the performance went down the crapper REAL fast.
Did you install the VMWare toolbox tools ?
You can download the toolbox from their site
ok...I'm a little confused here. If the toolbox is already included in
this version of VMware how do I use it. The only thing that happens when I
click on "Install VM toolbox" is it asks me if I want to read the
documentation. I haven't seen how to use it yet.
--
Mark
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Sent: 8/4/00 12:25 AM
Subject: Re: [expert] Vmware??? How to use it.
Daniel Woods wrote:
It's running quite well here at work, although I'm having quite a
time
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the performance went down the crapper REAL fast.
Did you install the VMWare toolbox tools
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Subject: Re: [expert] Vmware??? How to use it.
Stephen Bosch wrote:
On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, Mark Weaver wrote:
sorry about that. I assumed that it was understood that I had Linux
running and was attempting to get vmware installed and running. I was
trying to get
Mark Weaver wrote:
ok...I'm a little confused here. If the toolbox is already included in
this version of VMware how do I use it. The only thing that happens when I
click on "Install VM toolbox" is it asks me if I want to read the
documentation. I haven't seen how to use it yet.
There
: [expert]RE: [expert] Vmware??? How to use it.
"Zaleski, Matthew (M.E.)" wrote:
This is the URL for installing the client tools with VMware
http://www.vmware.com/support/linux/doc/quickstart_2_rpm_linux/install_t
ools
.html
I found it by navigating from the download link which
Try searching on http://linux.box.sk or http://astalavista.box.sk
they might have a crack.
On Wed, 02 Aug 2000, you wrote:
Well...I got it working, only to find out that I needed a lisence to use
it and the lisence costs a wopping $330 US dollars! I just about
choked! IT's really cool too. I
On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, Mark Weaver wrote:
Well...I got it working, only to find out that I needed a lisence to use
it and the lisence costs a wopping $330 US dollars! I just about
choked! IT's really cool too. I was right there ready to start everything
up...the boss was looking on and I
On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, Mark Weaver wrote:
sorry about that. I assumed that it was understood that I had Linux
running and was attempting to get vmware installed and running. I was
trying to get it running on my home machine, but today at work I did get
it running only to find out that the
Daniel,
I haven't installed the Tool box yet. Actually until I got your message I
was wondering where I could get it. I wouldn't mind speeding things up a
wee bit and stretching the screen some would be welcome also.
One of the real nice features about VMware I find totally awesome is the
fact
Daniel Woods wrote:
It's running quite well here at work, although I'm having quite a time
[deleted]
the performance went down the crapper REAL fast.
Did you install the VMWare toolbox tools ?
You can download the toolbox from their site.
These help to speed up performance and allow
See http://www.vmware.com/support/linux/doc/
On Sun, 30 Jul 2000, Mark Weaver wrote:
Hi List,
Yesterday I saw something in one of the posts about Vmware and decided to
go and get it. It's installed and working, but I have No idea how to use
it, nor where the documentation is for it. The
Mark Weaver wrote:
Hi List,
Yesterday I saw something in one of the posts about Vmware and decided to
go and get it. It's installed and working, but I have No idea how to use
it, nor where the documentation is for it. The `man' page is really no
help at all. Anyone have any suggestions
I use VMWare at work to run WinNT under Mandrake 7.0 (solely to access
my e-mail on Outlook).
Have you tried to create a new configuration using the configuration wizard? It
will setup a "virtual machine" file, then once that is setup, you can select
which machine you wish to run in the lower
Well...I got it working, only to find out that I needed a lisence to use
it and the lisence costs a wopping $330 US dollars! I just about
choked! IT's really cool too. I was right there ready to start everything
up...the boss was looking on and I could tell he was impressed with me,
when much to
yup! I got it working on my workstation at work, but when I did I was
crushed to find out that I needed a lisence to run it. the friggin lisence
costs $330 dollars! I thought I would going to throw up! that's a bit much
don't ya think?
--
Mark
yes...I did all that today and it runs fine. Well as fine as it can run
till I get the stinkin lisence for it. I don't see that happening any time
soon though because at $330 a number I don't think the boss is going to go
for that. Even though Linux has next to 99.99% uptime. I was sick when I
On Wed, Aug 02, 2000 at 05:38:47PM -0400 or thereabouts, Mark Weaver wrote:
Well...I got it working, only to find out that I needed a lisence to use
it and the lisence costs a wopping $330 US dollars! I just about
choked! IT's really cool too. I was right there ready to start everything
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You can get a "test" registration number (good for a month) at their website.
I've gotten several months worth of these until I finally decided I didn't need
to run windows anymore. They also offer an "unsupported" license for 99$, I'm
not sure if you can use
On Wed, Aug 02, 2000 at 09:14:54PM -0400, Mark Weaver wrote:
sorry about that. I assumed that it was understood that I had Linux
running and was attempting to get vmware installed and running. I was
trying to get it running on my home machine, but today at work I did get
it running only to
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