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Re: [opensuse] parallels vs VMware...?
- From: James Watkins <misterwatto@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 25 Apr 2007 17:02:22 +0100
- Message-id: <200704251702.22954.misterwatto@xxxxxxxxx>
On Tuesday 24 April 2007 13:07, Teruel de Campo MD wrote:
> Qemu run great without any accelerators if
> the guest is w2k
I must say that I have not found this to be the case, at least not on version
0.8.2. W2k installs ok (provided it is an early service pack version) but if
you want to have the latest service packs and updates then it is essential to
use an accelerator. I use Qemu to run AutoCAD LT 2006 which, if I remember
rightly, requires the .NET Framework, hence the need for windows update to
work. After having wasted an awful lot of time trying to get updates to work
without an accelerator, I eventually caved in and installed kqemu. Since
doing this I haven't had a problem with Qemu and the speed is perfectly
acceptable on my 3 GHz Xeon with 1 GB of RAM. The networking is seemless too
using the tap device. I have no experience of any other virtualisation
software but for me Qemu is great.
James.
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> Qemu run great without any accelerators if
> the guest is w2k
I must say that I have not found this to be the case, at least not on version
0.8.2. W2k installs ok (provided it is an early service pack version) but if
you want to have the latest service packs and updates then it is essential to
use an accelerator. I use Qemu to run AutoCAD LT 2006 which, if I remember
rightly, requires the .NET Framework, hence the need for windows update to
work. After having wasted an awful lot of time trying to get updates to work
without an accelerator, I eventually caved in and installed kqemu. Since
doing this I haven't had a problem with Qemu and the speed is perfectly
acceptable on my 3 GHz Xeon with 1 GB of RAM. The networking is seemless too
using the tap device. I have no experience of any other virtualisation
software but for me Qemu is great.
James.
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