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Hello gang, I would like to ask a question regarding VMware (I know this
is completely out of context for the mailing list..so sorry to all who may get
upset :o). I installed Fedora on VMware and it is *damn* slow. The machine running vmware is a Pentium 4 @1.7ghz with 1gb
Ram (running win2k pro). When I boot X-Windows (on fedora (which is the guest
operating system)), it pops up my processor to 100%. Even shell acess is pretty slow! This doesn’t happen if I install �trustix for instance. I don’t quite understand what the problem is. I
installed a copy of win2k+3 on Vmware and it was also slow (till i Configured “Use hardware acceleration” on the
win2k+3 guest OS. Can anybody help me with this? PS: I sent this email to this mailing list because I bet
someone out there uses vmware and can help me :oP hehehe Best, +------------------------------------------------------------------- |
- AW: [Vserver] Not a real vserver question... :o) lms
- AW: [Vserver] Not a real vserver question... :o) Kern Wolfgang
- Re: [Vserver] Not a real vserver question... :o... Jonathan Sambrook
- RE: [Vserver] Not a real vserver question..... Lu�s Miguel Silva
- Re: [Vserver] Not a real vserver questi... Jonathan Sambrook
- Re: [Vserver] Not a real vserver q... Lu�s Miguel Silva
- Re: [Vserver] Not a real vserv... Jonathan Sambrook
- Re: [Vserver] Not a real vserv... Jonathan Sambrook
- AW: [Vserver] Not a real vserv... Kern Wolfgang
