On Friday 29 June 2007 14:20, Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
> >>> I hope you didn't lose your religion, or your soul.
> >>
> >> After I had kqemu working with acceleration, it quit working.
> >
> > Hi Leland!
> >
> > Went over your head. 666 is the mark of the devil.
>
> It is also a way to set Li
Pete Theisen wrote:
> On Friday 29 June 2007 10:16, Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
>
>
1) I had to manually create the /dev/kqemu and set permissions to
666
>>> Hi Leland!
>>>
>>> I hope you didn't lose your religion, or your soul.
>>>
>> After I had kqemu wor
On Friday 29 June 2007 10:16, Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
> >> 1) I had to manually create the /dev/kqemu and set permissions to
> >> 666
> >
> > Hi Leland!
> >
> > I hope you didn't lose your religion, or your soul.
>
> After I had kqemu working with acceleration, it quit working.
Hi Lela
Pete Theisen wrote:
> On Thursday 28 June 2007 19:17, Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
>
>> After hearing about qemu, I decided to take a look at it. I have it up
>> a running and it reminds me of dosemu, which I ran under Linux about the
>> time windows 95 came out.
>>
>> I hit a few bumps gettin
Pete Theisen wrote:
> On Thursday 28 June 2007 19:52, Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
>
>> The catch with the free VMware Player is you need a purchased copy of
>> VMware workstation to first create the virtual machines. Once the
>> virtual machines are created, they can be distributed allowing a
On 6/29/07, Steve Ellenoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm a big fan of qemu, but ever since vmware has been free, I've had
> no use for it, and can't see why anyone else would either, especially
> since vmware is still better, faster, and far easier to setup than qemu.
Well QEMU supports emulati
On Thursday 28 June 2007 19:52, Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
> The catch with the free VMware Player is you need a purchased copy of
> VMware workstation to first create the virtual machines. Once the
> virtual machines are created, they can be distributed allowing any user
> the run them.
>
> Th
On Thursday 28 June 2007 19:17, Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
> After hearing about qemu, I decided to take a look at it. I have it up
> a running and it reminds me of dosemu, which I ran under Linux about the
> time windows 95 came out.
>
> I hit a few bumps getting everything running, but after
On Thursday 28 June 2007 14:42, Chet Gardiner wrote:
> Download AVG Free and install it on the Win2K partition.
>
> Works Great -- Great Price...
>
> http://www.grisoft.com/
Hi Chet!
I will. Still keeping it off the web, though.
> >
> > Hi Chet!
> >
> > Thanks for that input. I will keep it off t
The catch with the free VMware Player is you need a purchased copy of
VMware workstation to first create the virtual machines. Once the
virtual machines are created, they can be distributed allowing any user
the run them.
The GSX Server is free, but I haven't had time to do anything with it.
I'm a big fan of qemu, but ever since vmware has been free, I've had
no use for it, and can't see why anyone else would either, especially
since vmware is still better, faster, and far easier to setup than qemu.
At 08:17 PM 6/28/2007, you wrote:
>After hearing about qemu, I decided to take a loo
After hearing about qemu, I decided to take a look at it. I have it up
a running and it reminds me of dosemu, which I ran under Linux about the
time windows 95 came out.
I hit a few bumps getting everything running, but after I got the
acceleration working it's not bad. Still, It's not nearly
Download AVG Free and install it on the Win2K partition.
Works Great -- Great Price...
http://www.grisoft.com/
Pete Theisen wrote:
> On Thursday 28 June 2007 12:17, Chet Gardiner wrote:
>
>> Win2K didn't have snitchware built into it.
>>
>> That crap didn't come in until XP..
>>
>> Use it an
On 6/28/07, Pete Theisen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thursday 28 June 2007 12:04, Tracy Pearson wrote:
> > I just asked one of the people I knew "was" using the VMWare Player. He
> > said "QEMU is fast enough, and it seems to have more cool features, so I
> > stopped messing with vmware"
> >
>
On Thursday 28 June 2007 12:17, Chet Gardiner wrote:
> Win2K didn't have snitchware built into it.
>
> That crap didn't come in until XP..
>
> Use it and enjoy!
Hi Chet!
Thanks for that input. I will keep it off the web, however, because anything
M$ gets infected or compromised while you are dow
You're welcome, I didn't do much but a few finger strokes on the keyboard. I
do that all day anyway.
Tracy
-Original Message-
From: Pete Theisen
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2007 2:15 PM
Hi Tracy!
Thanks for the legwork!
Looks like I can do what I want with QEMU, then. Just run over to th
On Thursday 28 June 2007 12:04, Tracy Pearson wrote:
> I just asked one of the people I knew "was" using the VMWare Player. He
> said "QEMU is fast enough, and it seems to have more cool features, so I
> stopped messing with vmware"
>
> I thought I'd ask if the NIC could be blocked from being seen
Win2K didn't have snitchware built into it.
That crap didn't come in until XP..
Use it and enjoy!
Pete Theisen wrote:
> Hi Everybody!
>
> Years ago I purchased Windows 2000 Professional with the intention of
> installing it on my own personal use machine. I scoured the web for the best
> pri
I'm running VMware workstation version 5.5.4 build-44386 on FC6, and it
works great. I use VMware mostly to run Windows XP Pro as a virtual
machine under FC6. VMware recently came out with a new upgrade, (eg
version 6.0), but I can't find a real advantage to spending the $99.00
for it, so I p
I just asked one of the people I knew "was" using the VMWare Player. He said
"QEMU is fast enough, and it seems to have more cool features, so I stopped
messing with vmware"
I thought I'd ask if the NIC could be blocked from being seen by the guest
OS in QEMU. He says yes, and added to use "-net n
On Thursday 28 June 2007 11:07, Tracy Pearson wrote:
> Though I run XP and Virtual PC, I understand VMWare Player runs faster than
> QEMU. The testing I did with the VMWare player allowed access to some
> external devices, and you can prevent the NIC from being included.
Hi Tracy!
VMWare player i
Though I run XP and Virtual PC, I understand VMWare Player runs faster than
QEMU. The testing I did with the VMWare player allowed access to some
external devices, and you can prevent the NIC from being included.
I know to developers that run some flavor of linux, and have W2K setup in
the VMWare
Hi Everybody!
Years ago I purchased Windows 2000 Professional with the intention of
installing it on my own personal use machine. I scoured the web for the best
price and got it for $64 shortly after XP was introduced. Then all this FUD
started about it not being "authentic" so although I insta
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