Hi,
I,m yust in the phase of evaluating virtualbox and so far pretty
successfull in the installation on my Debian-Testing system. The main
goal for me is, to support my old DOS and Windows projects from within
Linux. So I had to install Win98 SE, and I'm enthusiastic that it works,
even my old
Yes, I use the newest version (1.5.2).
I'm pretty sure that I have no special desktop-extension installed.
But I tried VMware some months ago (and was not happy with it). Could this
produce conflicts?
Nice greeting,
jevo
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Datum: Thu, 29 Nov 2007 08:10:45
Hi,
You can use network to share folders.
According to roadmap better support for Win98 is not planned anytime soon.
As for license,VirtualBox is being distributed under 2
licenses.GPL(OSS version,compile-it-yourself way) and prop. EULA).
Do you read that EULA?According to my knowledge if your use
On Nov 29, 2007 9:30 AM, Dmitriy Kazimirov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
You can use network to share folders.
According to roadmap better support for Win98 is not planned anytime soon.
Why would it be needed to provide specific support for windows 98?
Just curious.
Isn't there any generic
On Thursday 29 November 2007, Fernando Cassia wrote:
On Nov 29, 2007 9:30 AM, Dmitriy Kazimirov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
You can use network to share folders.
According to roadmap better support for Win98 is not planned anytime
soon.
Why would it be needed to provide specific
Any one had a similar experience, after the initial install and reboot, win
2000 starts the install over and over and over again, not
seeming to recognise where it was up to in the boot.
I've tried various service pack versions of win 2000.
Any comments/help appreciated.
Richard
On November 29, 2007 04:03:43 pm richard terry wrote:
Any one had a similar experience, after the initial install and reboot, win
2000 starts the install over and over and over again, not
seeming to recognise where it was up to in the boot.
I've tried various service pack
You should contact Kendall Benneth, founder of the firm, and ask for
permission to redistribute the binaries from the virtualbox.org site. It
should help prevent the files from becoming missing in the long run if
scitechsoftware.com is ever unplugged from the Net.
Kendall Bennett [EMAIL
You might try the suggestion in the user manual (troubleshooting
section, Windows guests), in case that is the issue you are experiencing.
Regards,
Michael
richard terry wrote:
Any one had a similar experience, after the initial install and reboot, win
2000 starts the install over and
