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<0> hrm
<0> still hasn't crashed
<1> Anyone uses any other tool then perfmon for windows to calculate how much a machine will demand when it's virtualized?
<0> well
<0> want the honest answer, or do you want the theoretical one?
<0> I'll take that to mean you want neither :p
<1> diztorted: honest :P
<0> General_L. regardless of what you do, getting an accurate ***essment of what an app is going to do in a virtualized environment is difficult. To look at utilization of resources and say "This is what it's using" isn't an accurate representation of what it realistically needs.
<0> with that said, Platespin makes a neat product called PowerRecon that's pretty good, though not free.
<1> ****less: I understand that but I have to make some calculations wich can match the virtualized world as good as possible :)
<1> ah will check for it
<1> if there is a demo
<0> if you have to do that, pad any estimation by 20%.
<0> If you really want to know, try running it virtual.
<0> That's the best way
<1> diztorted: good idea
<0> If you have the infrastructure in place
<0> we do
<1> it's for a customer so they do not have it yet
<0> PowerRecon is your best friend then
<1> cool they got a free trial
<0> and now I sleep
<1> diztorted: thanx for the info
<1> hmm I installed it in window xp on wmware and it crashes :p
<1> ahh now it works
<2> hi. is there any way of making a single workstation config file work in both windows and linux?
<2> note that i need linked clones etc. to work too, so the issue would be the path difference between the two operating systems.
<2> cloneOf0 = "/vm/Windows XP Professional (Master)/Windows XP Professional (Master).vmx"
<2> needs to work in windows also
<2> hi. i'm sharing folders to a guest installation of fedora core 4. i've tried vmware on both winxp and linux hosts, and in both /mnt/hgfs is empty. is this a common problem?
<0> Have you checked the forum?
<2> well, i couldn't find anything on google at least. i'll search the forum specifically
<1> diztorted: powerrecon seams very good :)
<2> the forum is slower than a crawl for me
<2> diztorted: do you know anything about the problem?
<0> nope
<0> I don't use workstation
<2> ok
<2> i can find similar questions on the forum, but no answers. does this mean i'm doomed?
<0> shrug
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