I would assume you are talking about the processor extensions like Intel VT
(for IA32) and VT-i (for IA64) or AMD-V (I think that's their name for the
concept). As I'm sure you know since you are probably using the same laptop
as I am, the Dell D830s don't come with a processor that supports it.
Ken Barber wrote:
I once knew a developmentally-disabled individual
So... he was a Java developer? ;-)
JMJ
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OK, the discussion about virtualization has gotten me thinking. I have an
old box here that i use as a home server and such.. the hardware is dying on
it.. (900 mhz AMD K7 and other hardware of that era) so i am buying a cheap
barebones kit to replace it. I have been wanting to play around with
I think Igneous and I would like to present on command line tools for
common tasks normally associated with gui's, how to get around and be
productive on old hardware, etc.
Probably discussing tools such as:
finch
alpine
screen
mplay
giFTcurs
mplayer
irssi
and others..
Actually Rob, I do almost all my virtualization on my Macbook which does
support the Intel VT extensions. Also, my client work laptop which I
use much more than my company laptop supports the Intel VT extensions.
I admit I have been doing virtualization much more for personal
reasons
xbj9000 wrote:
I think Igneous and I would like to present on command line tools for
common tasks normally associated with gui's, how to get around and be
productive on old hardware, etc.
Probably discussing tools such as:
finch
alpine
screen
mplay
giFTcurs
mplayer
irssi
and
