Search results

I converted my Parallels VM with WinXP installed as guest running under Linux host to a VMWare VM. Now running in the free VMPlayer with tools installed - much smoother and faster than Parallels, and so far more reliable. The folks at Parallels have already half lost me. Unless they get their...

I've run it under Suse 10.2 and Kubuntu 6.10. Kubuntu is much better - more stable and faster. I'm about to get rid of my Suse 10.2 installation - I hate it.

I can confirm this problem with WinXP guest on Kubuntu 6.10RC host. And turning off sound makes the problem disappear.

Yep - same with me, Suse 9.1 host, XP guest. No sound.

Tried it with the firewall off, still no bridged networking. But I haven't had enough tiem to thoroughly check everything - will do so next week. For now, host-only seems to work okay. To zoglesby: For host-only networking I used Yast from the Suse menu. Click on Security and Users, then...

I noticed that the video memory for the video driver is set to 8mb. Is there any way to increase that? Seems that running on a big screen size, graphics is a little slow.

OK - got host only networking working now. Rather than edit the port fowarding setting manually, I fired up Suse Firewall and set it in there (that overrides the other settings apparently). Still couldn't get bridged networking working, for some reason. Strange.

Can't get my networking to work. I had host-only networking running fine in 2.1, but that doesn't seem to work with beta 2.2. I'm trying bridged networking now, and that doesn't work either. In the host-only mode, I could ping the IP address of the host, but could get no further than that...