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Mike Corsoder At my workplace, everyone uses VMware Player (some have licenses for Workstation). We often share VMs to save development setup time. However, I'd really like to take advantage of the "snapshot" feature in VirtualBox, since I can't get a license
iceman I'm using VirtualBox 2.1.4 and want to convert a VDI file to load it into VMware Player (3.0.0 build-197124 on Vista Home Premium). I think I can change the VDI format to vmdk using the tools provided by VirtualBox: VBoxManage clonehd /vboxdata/old.vdi
iceman I'm using VirtualBox 2.1.4 and want to convert a VDI file to load it into VMware Player (3.0.0 build-197124 on Vista Home Premium). I think I can change the VDI format to vmdk using the tools provided by VirtualBox: VBoxManage clonehd /vboxdata/old.vdi
hell area I installed Windows OS on Virtualbox and Ubuntu OS on VMware. I have assigned internal IP addresses for both OS (192.168.1.3 for Windows OS and 192.168.1.4 for Ubuntu). The problem is that I can successfully ping both servers from my local machine. B
username I used ovftool to convert a VMWare Windows Server 2003 image to OVF. Then I imported it into VirtualBox - works fine, except there is no network connection. I tried NAT, bridged adapter and host only. But in all 3 cases I don't have any network connec
username I used ovftool to convert a VMWare Windows Server 2003 image to OVF. Then I imported it into VirtualBox - works fine, except there is no network connection. I tried NAT, bridged adapter and host only. But in all 3 cases I don't have any network connec
hell area I installed Windows OS on Virtualbox and Ubuntu OS on VMware. I have assigned internal IP addresses for both OS (192.168.1.3 for Windows OS and 192.168.1.4 for Ubuntu). The problem is that I can successfully ping both servers from my local machine. B
is族 I have a desktop for gaming and I really like Linux, but I love my games too much to give up on Linux. I very much hope that in the near future VGA passthrough technology will be better developed and used so I can set up Linux host and Windows guest machin
Marcosius I'm wondering what's the best way to do it if I want to play a win-based game. I don't want to use the dual boot method because it would take me some time to reboot, log in and run the OS to do work or pass the time, and some of my apps depend on win
is族 I have a desktop for gaming and I really like Linux, but I love my games too much to give up on Linux. I very much hope that in the near future VGA passthrough technology will be better developed and used so I can set up Linux host and Windows guest machin
Marcosius I'm wondering what's the best way to do it if I want to play a win-based game. I don't want to use the dual boot method because it would take me some time to reboot, log in and run the OS to do work or pass the time, and some of my apps depend on win
Andrey Regentov From inside a virtual machine, what information can be obtained about the host system? For example, I basically can cat /proc/cpuinfoand have some idea of the host's CPU. In what way do I have to get information about which platform virtualizat
Andrey Regentov From inside a virtual machine, what information can be obtained about the host system? For example, I basically can cat /proc/cpuinfoand have some idea of the host's CPU. In what way do I have to get information about which platform virtualizat
Gman： I've been running VMware for the last year with no issues, today I turned it on to start one of my VMs and got the error, see screenshot. I did follow the link and went through the steps, in step 4 I needed to mount the volume using "mountvol". When I tr
Gman： I've been running VMware for the last year with no issues, today I turned it on to start one of my VMs and got the error, see screenshot. I did follow the link and went through the steps, in step 4 I needed to mount the volume using "mountvol". When I tr
Kings Mack I installed VMworkstation on the new Windows 10 OS. When I try to create any computer I get the following error: VMware Workstation and Hyper-V are not compatible. Before running VMware Workstation, remove the Hyper-V role from the system. I checked
Gman： I've been running VMware for the last year with no issues, today I turned it on to start one of my VMs and got the error, see screenshot. I did follow the link and went through the steps, in step 4 I needed to mount the volume using "mountvol". When I tr
Kings Mack I installed VMworkstation on the new Windows 10 OS. When I try to create any computer I get the following error: VMware Workstation and Hyper-V are not compatible. Before running VMware Workstation, remove the Hyper-V role from the system. I checked
Hemangioma I've been trying to install various Vagrant Boxes from Hashicorp's Vagrant Box Catalog , but none seem to be compatible with: Vagrant version:2.2.9 VirtualBox version: 6.0.xor6.1.x host:Mac Catalina I have tried multiple workarounds for sharing onli
james Can anyone provide a compatible version for vagrant/virtual box on Mac Mojave 10.14.2? I am trying to learn these techniques from scratch. I currently have vagrant 1.7.1 and virtualbox 6.0.0r127566 > vagrant --version
> Vagrant 1.7.1
After a fresh insta
Hemangioma I've been trying to install various Vagrant Boxes from Hashicorp's Vagrant Box Catalog , but none seem to be compatible with: Vagrant version:2.2.9 VirtualBox version: 6.0.xor6.1.x host:Mac Catalina I have tried multiple workarounds for sharing onli
Hemangioma I've been trying to install various Vagrant Boxes from Hashicorp's Vagrant Box Catalog , but none seem to be compatible with: Vagrant version:2.2.9 VirtualBox version: 6.0.xor6.1.x host:Mac Catalina I have tried multiple workarounds for sharing onli
Hemangioma I've been trying to install various Vagrant Boxes from Hashicorp's Vagrant Box Catalog , but none seem to be compatible with: Vagrant version:2.2.9 VirtualBox version: 6.0.xor6.1.x host:Mac Catalina I have tried multiple workarounds for sharing onli
Hemangioma I've been trying to install various Vagrant Boxes from Hashicorp's Vagrant Box Catalog , but none seem to be compatible with: Vagrant version:2.2.9 VirtualBox version: 6.0.xor6.1.x host:Mac Catalina I have tried multiple workarounds for sharing onli
Brent Arias I have VMWare Workstation 7.1.x and Virtualbox 4.0.8 installed on two different hosts so I can compare. I set both virtual network adapters to NAT and this worked for both. result: Virtual Box Address: 10.10.2.13 VMWare Address: 192.168.0.20 The IP
Brent Arias I have VMWare Workstation 7.1.x and Virtualbox 4.0.8 installed on two different hosts so I can compare. I set both virtual network adapters to NAT and this worked for both. result: Virtual Box Address: 10.10.2.13 VMWare Address: 192.168.0.20 The IP
Bala Clark Can Ubuntu guests get 3d acceleration in vmware/virtual-box? I just want to enable desktop effects under virtualization and not 3D games. dv3500ea There is a good tutorial on 3D acceleration in VirtualBox here .
Cletus Are any of these better than the others? How are the actual terms used at home different? Mark Amelin Turner Virtualbox will be easier to use at home. The GUI is awesome and very easy to use... not to mention the users and documentation there. Combined
Andreas Norman I'm investigating whether (at work) to move a virtual Windows computer from a local hard drive to an external USB3 SSD. Background: The "problem" Many of us have Macbooks and PCs with 256gb SSDs and we all need to run virtual machines with 3 dif