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|    Matthias Werner to S.SubZero    |
|    Re: Tips for running BeOS virtualized?    |
|    24 Nov 07 19:59:15    |
      1877960e       From: Matthias.Werner@bigfoot.com              Am 24.11.2007 06:49, S.SubZero schrieb:       > I've been tinkering with virtualization recently. I'm currently       > trying to run BeOS 5.05 "BONE" virtualized but it's being       > uncooperative. I'm trying it out on Virtualbox 1.5.2 and MS Virtual       > Server 2007, each with 512MB RAM and 2GB hard disk dedicated to the       > VM.       >       > Under Virtualbox 1.5.2 I can't get BeOS to install, VB just crashes       > soon after the install CD starts booting.       >       > Under MS Virtual PC 2007 I can get BeOS to install, but the mouse is       > choppy, and I also can't get sound working. VPC emulates an SB16, but       > the SB16 drivers I tried on Bebits don't generate any sound, though       > they do seem to recognize the virtual sound card. Network was a       > little quirky, but currently works fine. Seamonkey 1.1.7pre loads a       > little slow but is otherwise responsive.       >       > On a whim I converted the hard drive image from VHD to VMDK. I fired       > it up under Virtualbox and it actually runs. The interface choppiness       > doesn't occur, but otherwise it's almost unusable because every action       > processes very slowly. I did manage to get sound working, and while       > CL-AMP plays mp3's, it chews up all the CPU and really the system       > can't do anything else. Network works, but Seamonkey takes a very       > long time to start and is again very slow and unusable.       >       > Anyone out there have any suggestions for getting BeOS to run       > happier? I was thinking of trying QEMU but I'm not familiar enough       > with QEMU to understand how to set it up.              Have a look at this:              http://haiku-os.org/downloads --> VMware images              WFM.                     bis denne              Matthias       --       [EOF]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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