I must use VMware sometimes for colaboration projects where others are
using VMware. And also a situation where I have a VERY old development
environment perfectly tweaked on Win98. I have to do one of these say
10% of the time.
100% of the time I'd like to use KVM (or Xen). I'd like to not
I'm sure the developers will be more than happy to answer your question, for
which I sadly don't know the answer.
But perhaps I can speculate/think aloud
What would be needed for these instances is for Virtualization software
makers to agree on an EXTERNAL API shared by all the VMs, so that w
Well, there is discussion on VirtualBox about this topic as well, but
no solution.
http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/317
Ideally Linux needs some mechanism to "share" VMX across different
virtualizers. But it doesn't exists, and not even planned.
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Scott Serr wrote:
> I must use VMware sometimes for colaboration projects where others are
> using VMware. And also a situation where I have a VERY old development
> environment perfectly tweaked on Win98. I have to do one of these say
> 10% of the time.
>
> 100% of the time I'd like to use KV
Avi Kivity wrote:
> Scott Serr wrote:
>> I must use VMware sometimes for colaboration projects where others
>> are using VMware. And also a situation where I have a VERY old
>> development environment perfectly tweaked on Win98. I have to do one
>> of these say 10% of the time.
>>
>> 100% of t
Scott Serr wrote:
>>
>> I believe VMware uses real mode transiently, which is not possible
>> when vmx extensions are enabled. So using VMware and kvm
>> concurrently is not possible.
>>
>> Maybe one of the following will suit:
>> - run the Windows 98 image in qemu (without kvm). This will have
