On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 9:45 PM, Manish Sinha wrote:
> My bad experience with mail client:
> Well, I use Thunderbird and it too takes a long time for login,checking
> server capabilities and downloading headers. Sometimes I feel as I would
> sleep. If I create a label with filter to redirect mail
Ritesh Sinha wrote:
This method employs a tool called VMware P2V. The resulting VMDK file
works well on VMWare Server. However converting from VMDK to VDI takes
a bit of work and involves using qemu to first convert the VMDK to RAW
then using VDI tool to convert to VDI.
cf : https://wiki.ubu
>> If you MUST migrate a physical machine to a VM, the way to do it (an
>> annoying way) is to first use the VMWare P2V tool to convert it to a
>> VM. Then use a tool to convert VMDK to virtualbox native disk format
>> (google around for the tool name).
>>
>
> Does it work properly. AFAIK when you
Ritesh Sinha wrote:
> If you MUST migrate a physical machine to a VM, the way to do it (an
> annoying way) is to first use the VMWare P2V tool to convert it to a
> VM. Then use a tool to convert VMDK to virtualbox native disk format
> (google around for the tool name).
>
Does it work properly.
If you MUST migrate a physical machine to a VM, the way to do it (an
annoying way) is to first use the VMWare P2V tool to convert it to a
VM. Then use a tool to convert VMDK to virtualbox native disk format
(google around for the tool name).
Not recommended unless you _really_ need to. As of now V
ambika divya wrote:
> How can i use a preinstalled os(installed on real harddisk) to run in
> the Virtual box or any other emulations apps?
Tough to do. I don't think its possible so easily. You need to get an
installer CD/ISO. When you install any OS, it many times detects the
hardware and get
How can i use a preinstalled os(installed on real harddisk) to run in the
Virtual box or any other emulations apps?
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 6:24 PM, Manish Sinha wrote:
> ambika divya wrote:
> > I am much more excited to know how it works ?
>
> Requirements
> 1) Install virtualbox-ose package in
ambika divya wrote:
> I am much more excited to know how it works ?
Requirements
1) Install virtualbox-ose package in Ubuntu.
2) Get an ISO preferably of the OS you want to run as the guest
3) Create a new Virtual Machine, give its name and OS type.
4) Set the memory size
5) If you want to pro
I am much more excited to know how it works ?
Or what we have to do actually .
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i am using using virtual boxand have xp and ubuntu...but it does not
detect usb pendrives once i use my guest os xp on host os ubuntu...it is
incontrast detected in ubuntu...help
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 5:29 PM, IPS Khurana wrote:
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> On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 4:43 PM, Owais Lone wrote:
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On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 4:43 PM, Owais Lone wrote:
> Yes it is very much possible. Download VirtualBox
> http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
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hi Owais
i am using dual boot i
Another way to (slightly to greatly depending on your network)
increase performance on networks that take very long for DNS
resolutions is to use BIND server installed in a caching only
configuration, with the OpenDNS server (or another DNS server) set as
forwarders.
For instructions on how to acc
Yes it is very much possible. Download VirtualBox
http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
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Vishal Rao wrote:
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 9:34 AM, Manish
Gupta
wrote:
Dear
Ubuntu India Local Community, and Mr. Jantin,
Thankyou for your prompt and genuine support. I have made the following
changes to the DNS IP, I guess the tata IP that I have my connection
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 9:34 AM, Manish Gupta wrote:
> Dear Ubuntu India Local Community, and Mr. Jantin,
>
> Thankyou for your prompt and genuine support. I have made the following
> changes to the DNS IP, I guess the tata IP that I have my connection with
> was creating some problems. So with t
Dear Suresh,
Thanks for the update. I am still stuck with my office works, and not even
able to get a copy of ubuntu. I am planning to do the same on the election
date (may 13th, here).
In case of any problems I will post the same to the community.
Thanks
s.sivakumar
9381066558
On Mon, May 11
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