Ubuntu 7.0.4 Feisty Fawn on Vmware
Thursday, 12 July 2007
Just make sure your VMWare virtual hard disk is at least 2.5 Gb.
Ubuntu will not install properly from LiveCD (which is the default download) when the virtual hard disk is 2.0 Gb. Grub
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No. 1 — August 11th, 2007 at 2:31 pm
Vmware is the next best thing. You can take a server load it with Centos Linux a couple of raid 1 drives and you have 3 to 4 virtual servers. Of course add 4 gig of ram and have a tape or disk base back up and you have a full blown system. Once you make the vmare session aka windows system you just copy it. Vmware virtual servers are the perfect solution to fixed fee consulting or no hassle computing
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