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09-04-2009 #1
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Ubuntu virtual machine
Would it be possible (for free), and if so how?
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09-04-2009 #2
Virtualization software isn't really meant to run on laptops, you need a lot of memory and CPU power or else they will just crawl.
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09-11-2009 #3
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09-13-2009 #4
I ran a VM on an old Inspiron. It's possible.
Your Ubunru partition can access the Windows partition fine. If you store the data you want on the Win partition, you don't need a VM. The VM will just be a seperate OS to the already-there Windows OS. And accessing data inside a virtual machine is only possible when the VM is running.
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09-25-2009 #5
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does that mean I can run windows/linux VM on the same settings with the same file as the actual OS
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09-25-2009 #6