> Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2010 09:36:14 -0300 > Subject: Re: which ISO for a VM? > On 3 April 2010 15:56, Gleydson Soares <gleyd...@trusted.com.br> wrote: > > virtualize your brain. it is nice. > > > What a stupid comment, why don't you shut up ? > If you have nothing to add to a valid question why bother wasting bandwith ?
I concur, it was a Valid question on running OpenBSD in a VM. Unless someone has answered directly, I'll short-run it here. Running OpenBSD in a VM is doable, similar to running an MS-DOS or 32-bit Real-Time (Like Phar-Lap) executive in a Guest with all BIOS features available. You cannot add VM-Features to OpenBSD (Like CentOS and other Linus'es) But You cannot do that really with RT Execs either. There May be a VM guest ISO image with OpenBSD 4.0 or 4.1 (*last I saw any*) but build it yourself, it's worth the time spent. If anything, I suggest purchasing a previously owned off-lease CPU to use to build and test upon, rather than a VM. VM's are all good, to provide either a mobile snapshot of a system to test or play with, but you can't do anything really advanced with it. -sean _________________________________________________________________ Hotmail & Messenger. Get them on your phone now. http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9724463
