Hello > But then someone here pointed out that > why would I make windows the guest when the work is all windows native > tools and processes. And if I had a plenty of ram, opensolaris would > run full tilt as guest... and doesn't need a good quality graphics > card (which is not available in VM far as I've heard. > > So it seems to make more sense with Osol as guest.
I don't have a position on host versus guest to take at this stage. My point is: If I were you, and if your existing system is still working at all, I would _leave it alone_ and set up a brand new machine, configured the way you want to go forward. Then, connect a network wire between the two and transfer over your data. Yes, it may take a while to move your data, but by doing it this way you preserve your fallback-and-try-again options. Tearing apart or reinstalling an existing machine before the next one is up and ready is too terrifying for me to consider. It may cost more, but (IMO), hardware is cheap, and preserving that fallback option is worth it. Best Regards- Tim _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
