Yesterday I saw the 64bit version of VirtualBox for Windows and installed it. Even though it is 64bit, at present it only supports 32bit guests. 64bit means, it is compiled in 64bit to run on a 64bit OS....in my case, Vista x64. (same applies to MS Virtual PC - it doesn't support 64bit guests and it doesn't even have native 64bit code; only the drivers are 64bit)
A few seconds ago I installed WinXP with 256MB RAM and it's unbelievably fast. I haven't played much with it yet, but it installed XP in about 10 minutes...that's pretty fast for me.
Currently I'm running XP with all the visuals turned on. It wasn't easy to do that on MS VirtualPC or even VMWare...
One worry is that I haven't yet been able to install Vista in it. I could install, but it doesn't boot. Gives me an error...If I can get it to work, I can dump VirtualPC for good.
www.virtualbox.org
A few seconds ago I installed WinXP with 256MB RAM and it's unbelievably fast. I haven't played much with it yet, but it installed XP in about 10 minutes...that's pretty fast for me.
Currently I'm running XP with all the visuals turned on. It wasn't easy to do that on MS VirtualPC or even VMWare...
One worry is that I haven't yet been able to install Vista in it. I could install, but it doesn't boot. Gives me an error...If I can get it to work, I can dump VirtualPC for good.
www.virtualbox.org




