Re: MS Windows emulator or VM with USB support
Adam J Richardson wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 20 Apr 2007, Milan Knizek wrote:
Hello,
is there an emulator or virtual machine, which would run MS Windows
on FreeBSD
as a host system and support USB devices? (I do not mean USB Mass
Storage,
but e.g. Garmin GPS device with Garmin's MapSource.)
Preferrably some free software.
AFAIK wine cannot support usb devices, VMware Server 1.x does runs
only on
linux.
Best regards,
Milan
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Milan Knížek
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e-mail knizek {na} volny {v} cz
Based on my experience VMware is the most complete VM that can deliver
this. However, there are people working on porting Xen to FreeBSD
(CURRENT I believe, not STABLE).
So stay tuned for Xen if you're interested..
-Garrett
Does Qemu do what you want? I'm installing Windows 2000 Professional
inside Qemu for some experiments. I don't know if it fulfils your USB
requirement, but it's free and I hear it runs on FreeBSD pretty well.
Hope this helps,
Adam J Richardson
I've had a few rounds with Qemu on FreeBSD, Linux, Mac, and Windows,
and each time when I try and get stuff setup, it breaks unfortunately
(all of the above except Mac) or is too slow to be usable (Mac, because
of my iBook's processor speed _).
Xen isn't half bad though because it's cross architecture, similar to
Qemu, but with more native emulating speeds. Unfortunately VMWare is
only available for x86 CPUs and friends though, and although someone
offered a bounty for proper Linux emulation of it on FreeBSD, it's
probably going to be a while before it's available (at least until the
linuxalator (sp?) gets fixed a bit more..).
Those are my 2 cents :).
-Garrett
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Re: MS Windows emulator or VM with USB support
On Saturday 21 of April 2007, Adam J Richardson wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 20 Apr 2007, Milan Knizek wrote:
is there an emulator or virtual machine, which would run MS Windows on
FreeBSD
as a host system and support USB devices? (I do not mean USB Mass
Storage,
but e.g. Garmin GPS device with Garmin's MapSource.)
Does Qemu do what you want? I'm installing Windows 2000 Professional
inside Qemu for some experiments. I don't know if it fulfils your USB
requirement, but it's free and I hear it runs on FreeBSD pretty well.
I have tried Qemu half year ago on linux and it almost got frozen when I
switched Garmin on (the drivers were installed before).
May be I give it a try on FreeBSD.
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e-mail knizek {na} volny {v} cz
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Re: MS Windows emulator or VM with USB support
On Fri, 20 Apr 2007, Milan Knizek wrote:
Hello,
is there an emulator or virtual machine, which would run MS Windows on FreeBSD
as a host system and support USB devices? (I do not mean USB Mass Storage,
but e.g. Garmin GPS device with Garmin's MapSource.)
Preferrably some free software.
AFAIK wine cannot support usb devices, VMware Server 1.x does runs only on
linux.
Best regards,
Milan
--
Milan Knížek
http://milan-knizek.net/
e-mail knizek {na} volny {v} cz
Based on my experience VMware is the most complete VM that can deliver this.
However, there are people working on porting Xen to FreeBSD (CURRENT I believe,
not STABLE).
So stay tuned for Xen if you're interested..
-Garrett
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Re: MS Windows emulator or VM with USB support
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 20 Apr 2007, Milan Knizek wrote:
Hello,
is there an emulator or virtual machine, which would run MS Windows on
FreeBSD
as a host system and support USB devices? (I do not mean USB Mass
Storage,
but e.g. Garmin GPS device with Garmin's MapSource.)
Preferrably some free software.
AFAIK wine cannot support usb devices, VMware Server 1.x does runs
only on
linux.
Best regards,
Milan
--
Milan Knížek
http://milan-knizek.net/
e-mail knizek {na} volny {v} cz
Based on my experience VMware is the most complete VM that can deliver
this. However, there are people working on porting Xen to FreeBSD
(CURRENT I believe, not STABLE).
So stay tuned for Xen if you're interested..
-Garrett
Does Qemu do what you want? I'm installing Windows 2000 Professional
inside Qemu for some experiments. I don't know if it fulfils your USB
requirement, but it's free and I hear it runs on FreeBSD pretty well.
Hope this helps,
Adam J Richardson
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