larry price wrote:
If you're talking about taking a disk image of an Operating System and
executing it, then yes both Xen and VMWare can be used like that (as I
understand from reading documentation rather than practical
experience)
No, I meant the latter. I'd like to be able to move my existing
installation into a VM.
But the article referenced earlier is the first instance I've heard of
launching a hypervisor type program while the original host system was
running.
That's why I asked, I'd not heard of that either.
It certainly sounded suspiciously advanced to me.
Especially on a win32 machine, where changing hardware usually requires
driver shenanigans. And as far as the OS is concerned, it's changed
hardware.
-ajb
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