On Tue, 06 Oct 2009 17:17:24 +0100, Bruce MacArthur
<[email protected]> wrote:
I have NOT studied the issue -- but I think that the answer to your
question is a loud NO. I understand that VirtualBox must be installed
under the host operating system -- and your notion of "installing" it to
no OS at all, just to a portable device which would be used on any host
OS you happen to come across -- simply does not "fit" this model.
I'm fairly sure you are right. For the virtualisation to work you have to
have a host kernel module running to enable the virtualisation to happen.
To do this you would have to restart windows.
Depending on where/what the host machines are - you might be able to run
linux off the USB stick on reboot. So get the computers to boot from USB.
If this is a viable option then I would say it is your best bet forward.
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