Bart Voorzanger
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After half a dozen attempts I now have a working VM with Windows 98SE. (I did write down what I did to get that far, so if anyone is interested, just let me know!)
Bridged Ethernet works (the VM gets an IP address from my home network), but I don't want to use it, and would prefer Host-only Networking. That doesn't work.
This is how far I got: in Mac Network prefs all I could do was create a new configuration for port "Ethernet Adaptor (en2)" (the realteck adaptor itself doesn't appear in the list; should it? If so, when and how should it have gotten there?)
This newly created configuration does seem to work, however, and I now have a Mac with IP address 10.37.129.2 (on that en2 port) and a VM with IP address 10.37.129.3 using the realteck thing, and yes, I did "share" my C-disk in Windows – which I can see from the Mac when using bridged ethernet – but no, the Mac cannot connect to 10.37.129.3! I get the message that the server doesn't exist or isn't working.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Yours
Bart
Bridged Ethernet works (the VM gets an IP address from my home network), but I don't want to use it, and would prefer Host-only Networking. That doesn't work.
This is how far I got: in Mac Network prefs all I could do was create a new configuration for port "Ethernet Adaptor (en2)" (the realteck adaptor itself doesn't appear in the list; should it? If so, when and how should it have gotten there?)
This newly created configuration does seem to work, however, and I now have a Mac with IP address 10.37.129.2 (on that en2 port) and a VM with IP address 10.37.129.3 using the realteck thing, and yes, I did "share" my C-disk in Windows – which I can see from the Mac when using bridged ethernet – but no, the Mac cannot connect to 10.37.129.3! I get the message that the server doesn't exist or isn't working.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Yours
Bart