VMWare allows multiple shared folders, just go to preferences for each
virtual machine. This means that the folder is visible/read/write for both
Mac and Win. This should be the same for Parallels.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 7/28/08 9:51 PM, Bill Vlahos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In Parallels you
Hello There,
Just a quick note to recommand Sun's VirtualBox instead of Parallels
3.xx i'm no more happy with...
Lots more stable and fast ; able to run natively VMWare VMDK
partitions ; free and commercial versions ;-)
Kind Regards
--
Pierre Sahores
mobile : 06 03 95 77 70
Le 28 juil. 08 à 11:02, Pierre Sahores a écrit :
Hello There,
Just a quick note to recommand Sun's VirtualBox instead of
Parallels 3.xx i'm no more happy with...
Lots more stable and fast ; able to run natively VMWare VMDK
partitions ; free and commercial versions ;-)
Kind Regards
Hello Thierry,
I'm running the GPL version of VirtualBox 1.6.2 under MacOS X 10.5.4 -
MacBook Pro 2 Ghz. At this time, 2 hosted OS are installed
- Win 2000 Pro packed inside a VMWare .wmdk partition (because i used
the VMWare Fusion's VMware Importer.app to convert it in just two
clicks
Well, as a PPC user, I use Virtual PC with Windows XP and find that it does the
trick very well. I have played about with Q but found it a bit awkward.
A friend of mine who bought an Intel Mac transferred his VPC (which,
presumably, is now running via Rosetta ???) and tells me that it works
Merci Pierre for all this info !
Downloaded it , could see in the download pages,
that VirtualBox for Mac isn't anymore in Beta ( on the
screenshots's pages they still say it is ! )
As a former user ( well, still yet ) I have Ubuntu 8.04 under Parallels.
Do you know an easy way to convert my
Hi Pierre, I too can recommend VirtualBox. A few months ago I had a
customized version of CentOS I needed to use for some application testing,
and after I failed to get it to work after installing it in VirtualPC and
VMWare, I turned to VirtualBox... absolutely no problems there.
Innotek (the
Thierry,
Merci Pierre for all this info !
Downloaded it , could see in the download pages,
that VirtualBox for Mac isn't anymore in Beta ( on the
screenshots's pages they still say it is ! )
As a former user ( well, still yet ) I have Ubuntu 8.04 under
Parallels.
What about the server's
Bernard,
OS/2, its OO UI, its file-system design,... ;-)
--
Pierre Sahores
mobile : 06 03 95 77 70
www.sahores-conseil.com
Le 28 juil. 08 à 15:14, Bernard Devlin a écrit :
Hi Pierre, I too can recommend VirtualBox. A few months ago I had a
customized version of CentOS I needed to use for
In Parallels you can easily designate a Mac folder to be available to
the VMs. It is very simple to do.
I believe VMWare can do this but I have not tried it yet.
Bill Vlahos
On Jul 28, 2008, at 5:42 AM, Thierry wrote:
And second question, which put this thread in On Topic.
Can we share
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