On 03/06/2015 09:57 πμ, Funke, Martin wrote:
Hello,
this sounds like a very interesting project but I don’t understand how you do
it.
You can expose the .vdi file using nbd.
The client image just needs to have vbox installed, it doesn't need to
contain the .vdi image.
Hello,
this sounds like a very interesting project but I don’t understand how you do
it.
Just as an info im using xubuntu 14.04 and ltsp 5.5.1
Do you install vbox and the vm and do a new image with ltsp-update-image -c /?
Then every client should have vbox and the vm to work with.
Or do you
On 2015-06-01 14:53, Michael Pope wrote:
Hello Richard,
I used to do this at work but have now moved over to using KVM for
the
Win XP images instead as it's easier to manage from a server point of
view. It depends on what you're doing though as KVM doesn't handle 3d
graphics so Virtualbox
On 2015-06-01 16:18, rol...@giesler.za.net wrote:
Forget running XP in a VM on 1GB RAM. Use libvirt and run it on the
server and you should be fine.
Sent from my BlackBerry®
Thank you, Roland, for your input. As I have said to the others
responding I have no prior experience of any virtual
Hi Richard,
KVM is just a bit better than VBox when the CPU supports hardware
acceleration (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_virtualization),
but it's *extremely* slower when it doesn't,
and since CPUs that don't support hardware acceleration are usually
already a bit slower than the rest,
it's
On 01/06/15 19:53, richard kweskin wrote:
I will be assisting in setting up ltsp using 32bit Ubuntu 12.04 in a
school for kids aged 9 to 13 yrs old. The school has asked that windows
be also available as they have win software they use.
My thought was to include on the ltsp server a vdi
I will be assisting in setting up ltsp using 32bit Ubuntu 12.04 in a
school for kids aged 9 to 13 yrs old. The school has asked that windows
be also available as they have win software they use.
My thought was to include on the ltsp server a vdi with windows xp
using virtualbox. The 16 clients
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Subject: [Ltsp-discuss] winxp in virtual vdi inside Ubuntu ltsp server
I will be assisting in setting up ltsp using 32bit Ubuntu 12.04 in a
school for kids aged 9 to 13 yrs old. The school has asked that windows
be also available as they have win software they use.
My thought
