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Dear core developers,
I have one big question on You. I Am wondering, why i can use whole virtual machine with Windows XP SP3 and The process, VirtualBox.exe is allocating only 66 MB after 4 hours of running. My XP virtual machine is containing standard XP installation and Seamonkey WEB browser, this standalone process is allocating more than 140 MB, so whole XP can allocate approximately 330 MB. Does Virtualbox and its dependent modules allocating Windows virtual memory by using special Kernel32.dll API calls? Or Virtualbox is using standalone temporary files or files to save data? Because i Am wondering, why Yours virtualisation solution can run for so long time without memory leaks and without system slowdown. Even Windows XP, which runs inside virtual computer can run for me for more than 12 hours of intesive work. Would You explain me this positive feature for me like A advanced user? I know, that whole source code is public available, but this complex C++ language code is too complex for me to understand it, so i would like to hear The explanation from You like a developer. So i could imagine, how yours amazing virtualisation tool work. I hope, that somebody of us, who is engaged in The deep of C source code of this project would give me The explanation. My last plea? Why Yours virtualisation tool so soft to CPU, that i can use it for a long time and my CPU fan is working at The lovest speed? I love all this features, but i would like to know, why is it working so smoothly? Thank You very much for Yours time, patience and for Yours answers. Zpráva neobsahuje viry. |
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