Hi Travis,
> I'm still wondering why there's nothing to take advantage of these
> multi-core processors to allow someone to run multiple oses
> simultaneously using one core for each os. No reason you can't use
> task switching, and run dos, windows, linux, and others all on the
> same m
Nice try Travis, but it doesn't quite work that way. You obviously haven't
done much research, or you would find that it's not "obviously possible".
In spite of the fact that there may be multiple CPU's (or cores) in a computer,
almost all of the other resources in the computer are shared. Thi
I'm still wondering why there's nothing to take advantage of these
multi-core processors to allow someone to run multiple oses
simultaneously using one core for each os. No reason you can't use
task switching, and run dos, windows, linux, and others all on the
same machine, simply dropping
